PLEASE NOTE: CALL FOR POSTERS IS CLOSED

Posters reporting on original research (both theoretical and experimental) in all areas of computational molecular biology are currently being sought. Examples are:

	Genomics
	Molecular sequence analysis
	Recognition of genes and regulatory elements
	Molecular evolution
	Protein structure
	Gene expression
	Gene networks
	Combinatorial libraries and drug design
	Computational proteomics
	Computational genomics
	Microarray design and data analysis
	Structural and functional genomics

The following instructions must be followed exactly if a poster is to be accepted. Acceptance is conditional on at least one of its authors pre-registering for RECOMB electronically before March 15, 2005.

Poster abstracts should be submitted online in a pdf format. Templates are available for common text editors: LaTeX, Word. Please download the template of your choice, and edit it with the appropriate software program. Make sure that during editing you preserve all formating parameters of the original template (for example, do not remove any formatting tags in the LaTeX template). The length of the abstract should fit on two pages after conversion to pdf. Files we cannot open or which do not satisfy the format instructions will be returned.

In summary

	All abstracts must be submitted via our web site by the abstract deadline 11:59pm (GMT+10h) March 1, 2005.
	During the submission process, check that the information submitted in different form fields (abstract title, authors, etc) is in agreement with the content of the abstract.
	At least one of the poster authors must be present at the conference.
	Space for posters is limited, and we may not be able to accept all poster submissions. If the amount of poster abstracts exceeds the capacity, every effort will be made to ensure that all groups who wish to participate in the poster are represented.
	Presenters of accepted posters will be notified by March 15, 2005.
	The size of the poster space is: Height: 1m, Width: 1m. Fasteners will be provided at the site, please DO NOT bring tape, tacks or pins.
	There is a maximum of two posters per presenting author.

All questions pertaining to the poster session should be directed to Gus Cervini, gus@broad.mit.edu.