• HI-BI-BI 2013

    ASONAM 2013


    Program Overview


  • Committee

    • General Co-Chairs
    • Ghada NajiLebanese University, Tripoli, Lebanon
    • Mohammed ZakiRensselaer Polytechnic Institute
    • Program Co-Chairs
    • Mehmet TanTOBB University of Economics and Technology, Ankara, Turkey
    • Jia ZengBaylor College of Medicine, Huston, TX, USA
    • Publicity Co-Chairs
    • Alper AksacTOBB University of Economics and Technology, Ankara, Turkey
    • Omar AddamUniversity of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
    • Web Chair
    • Omar ZaarourUniversity of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
    • Program Committee
    • Oliver EulensteinDepartment of Computer Science, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA
    • Sven RahmannUniversity of Duisburg-Essen
    • Nadia PisantiDipartimento di Informatica, Universita di Pisa, Italy
    • Lars Kaderali
    • Matteo CominDept. Information Engineering, University of Padova
    • Guo-Zheng LiTongji University
    • Mehmet KayaFirat University
    • Yufeng WuComputer Science and Engineering Department, University of Connecticut
    • Raja JothiNational Institutes of Health
    • Yoram LouzounBar Ilan University
    • Alberto PolicritiUniversity of Udine
    • Shafiq AlamUniversity of Auckland
    • Min LiCentral South University
    • Xingquan ZhuFlorida Atlantic University
    • Sing-Hoi Sze
    • Zoran ObradovicTemple University
    • Gang LuoUniversity Of Utah
    • Yin-Fu HuangDepartment of Computer Science & Information Engineering, National Yunlin University of Science and Technology
    • Ming-Yang KaoNorthwestern University
    • Jing LiCase Western Reserve University
    • Tatsuya AkutsuKyoto University
    • Chee Keong KwohNTU
    • Daisuke KiharaPurdue University
    • Fangxiang WuUniversity of Saskatchewan
    • Richard LadnerUniversity of Washington
    • Yury KhudyakovUniversity of Washington
    • Fenglou MaoUniversity of Georgia
    • William C.S. ChoQueen Elizabeth Hospital
    • Yaoqi ZhouIndiana University
    • Jijun TangUniversity of South Carolina
    • Danny KrizancWesleyan University
    • Leming ZhouUniversity of Pittsburgh
    • Steffen HeberNCSU
    • Neil SmalheiserUniversity of Illinois at Chicago
    • Courtney CorleyPacific Northwest National Laboratory
    • Rakesh Kaundal
    • Jinling HuangEast Carolina University
    • Young-Rae ChoBaylor University
    • Fa ZhangInstitute of Computing Technology
    • Lusheng WangCS Dept., City Univ. of HK
    • Doheon LeeKAIST
    • Aidong ZhangState University of New York at Buffalo
    • Jianxin WangCentral South University
    • Mohammad Tabish
    • Tien-Hao Chang
    • Wataru FujibuchiCenter for iPS Cell Research and Application, Kyoto University
    • Zhongming ZhaoVanderbilt University
    • Doina CarageaKansas State University
Scientific Topics

Topics covered by HI-BI-BI 2013 include but are not limited to work in progress as well as cutting-edge and novel findings on the latest trends and developments in health informatics, encompassing areas such as:

  • Clinical and hospital human resource management and performance analysis.
  • Computer aided diagnosis.
  • Computational biomedicine, genomics, proteomics, transcriptomics, metabolimics, sociogenomics.
  • Controlled and optimized utilization of resourc.
  • Data analysis and disease biomarker prediction.
  • Data mining and machine learning techniques in health informatics.
  • Drug design, disease diagnosis and control.
  • E-health and web-based information services.
  • Evaluation and use of information technology in healthcare
  • Healthcare applications of mobile and pervasive technologies.
  • Human-computer interaction.
  • Future developments in technologies and applications.
  • Intelligent Health Information Systems & Decision Support Systems.
  • Integration and sharing of heterogeneous health information systems.
  • Integration and sharing of heterogeneous health data sources.
  • Information and image retrieval.
  • Language parsing methods in biomedicine.
  • Modelling, simulation and evaluation of healthcare services
  • Mobile solutions for sharing information in healthcare services
  • Patient tracking and monitoring: spatio-temporal models
  • Privacy protection and data security in health informatics systems.
  • Process management and collaborative work.
  • Reuse in Health Information System development and maintenance.
  • Signal processing and streaming databases.
  • Spread and control of epidemics.
  • Social network modelling and analysis in health informatics.
  • User interfaces and visualization for health informatics systems.

For more information download the CFP document.