Guidelines for TC Webpage Contents

Guidelines for TC Webpage Contents
SMCS is going to prepare TC Introduction pages which are helpful to promote your TCs and recruit new TC members to
support your TC activities (see the TC Plaza).
Please fill out the below items with referring to a sample web page attached at the end of this form and send back this
form to the TC Web Editor with Cc to TC Coordinator without final sample page (form body only) by Nov. 28,2005.:
To: h.yan (AT) cityu.edu.hk
Cc: takagi (AT) design.kyushu-u.ac.jp
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• Provide your TC name:
TC on
Form for TC Introduction Web Page
written by Date: .
• (optional) Provide one or two JPEG color images that can be used as logo(s) to show what your TC is
about if possible.
• "Our goals:
" Describe the objectives of your TC with less than 100 words.
• "Who we are:"
(1) List (a) TC Chairs' / co-Chairs' names, (b) their Dept names, (c) their affiliation names, and (d) their
e-mail addresses and attach (e) a color photo image of each TC Chair and co-Chair. Their titles, postal
addresses, and Tel&Fax do not appear on your TC introduction web page. These e-mail addresses are
used for letting possible TC members contact with TC Chairs and appear on the web page in secure
mode to prevent spam mails.
(2) List (a) TC members' names, (b) their affiliation names, and (c) country names of the affiliations.
Their titles, Dept. names, communication addresses including e-mail addresses, and photos do not
appear on your TC introduction web page.

• "What we’re doing:"
Provide up to 10 items describing your activities in the past two years and planned activities in the next
two years. Each item should not exceed two text lines (roughly up to 30 - 35 words per two lines.)
• "Why don’t you join us?":
This is a TC Chair's welcome message to recruit new TC members. Write how your TC is attractive and
why people should join to your TC activities with less than 100 words or itemize the reasons.

Technical Committee on Computational Life Science
Our goals
The primary objective of the Computational Life Science (CLS) technical committee is to bring together specialists
from the areas biology, chemistry and computer science and engineering working in this interdisciplinary
environment. The goal of the TC is to provide a basis for the exchange of information and resources among the
diverse communities and enable interactions between groups from these fields.
Who we are
TC Co-Chairs
Michael R. Berthold
Konstanz University, Germany
Hong Yan
City University of Hong Kong
Daniel Yeung
Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Members
• Raya Khanin, University of Glasgow, UK
• Tuan Pham, James Cook University, Australia
• Mihail Popescu, University of Missouri-Columbia, USA
• Susana Vinga, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal
• Guanyu Wang, University of Texas-Houston, USA
What we’re doing
• Organized a special session on bioinformatics at ICMLC2005 in Gangzhou, China in August 2005.
• Organized Computational Life Science 2005 in Konstanz, Germany, September 2005.
• Planning 2006 International Conference on Computational Life Science (ICCLS) in conjunction with
ICMLC2006.
• Planning Special/Invited Sessions at SMC-2006.
• Planning Special Issue for IEEE Trans. on SMC.
Why don’t you join us?
• Interacting with experts in computational life science, which is a relatively new and rapidly growing research
field.
• Participating in interesting conferences and workshops.
• Making friends from different regions of the world.
• Exchanging research ideas and possibly share research resources.