- From: j.lawson at auckland.ac.nz (James Lawson)
- Subject: [cellml-discussion] cellml poster for ICSB 2007 conference
- Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2007 14:36:31 +1200
Andrew Miller wrote:
Thanks Andrew - this was helpful.
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James Lawson wrote:
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> Dear CellML community,
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> As promised, here is a draft for an abstract for a poster I am creating
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> for the ICSB (international conference on systems biology.) The scope of
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> the poster was outlined in the previous email in this thread. The
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> abstract is attached and is close to the 500 max word limit stipulated.
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> I am sure there will be many opinions on what should be in this. One of
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> the main questions is: will these people know what cellML is? Because if
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> so I don't have to explain it so much.
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1) Lower case 'c' in 'cellML': The usual spelling is CellML.
The logo uses 'cellML' - I guess the person to ask is Poul, but I'll use
'CellML' for now.
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2) Grammar nit: "can be embedded in electrophysiological models cardiac
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cells in CellML"
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3) "and distribution of models biological models"
These were typos. I don't make grammar mistakes :)
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4) " /cellml tools"/ - case
? Are you referring to the URL?
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5) "powerful, open source software tools" => Beware of the political
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implications of how you write open source vs Open Source vs Free vs Free
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/ Open Source. I recommend Free / Open Source as the most diplomatic.
Okay changed to "free / open source"
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6) " There are plans for simulation software to be integrated with the
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cellml.org repository" => This is not clear given that we already allow
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PCEnv to be opened from the repository. Perhaps this should discuss the
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production of a stable web service for allowing editing and tools to
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programmatically query and modify the repository.
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"and for development of new APIs for SVG diagram representation of
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signalling pathways in simulation tools." => The API has been
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implemented, we just don't have any SVG diagrams. Perhaps focus on the
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concept of embedding diagrams that interact with the simulation software
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(a mention of Sarala's visualisation work would also fit here if Sarala
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is happy with this).
Have a look what I've written here. Its hard to describe what we want to
do with PCEnv in a hundred words so if you have any more tips I'm all ears.
File attached again.
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Best regards,
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Andrew
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> Thanks,
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> James
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> James Lawson wrote:
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>> Dear All,
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>> I am going to be making a poster for the ICSB 2007 conference. This has
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>> been a recent decision and as such I do not have much time until the
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>> abstract is due - September 1st.
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>> I will have a draft abstract by the end of the day which I will send to
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>> the list.
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>> The scope of this poster will be the current status of CellML and its
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>> surrounding community, website and tools. Ideas for the future of CellML
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>> and associated projects will also be represented.
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>> Images will likely include:
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>> a screenshot of Tommy's metadata editor
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>> a screenshot of COR in editing mode
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>> a screenshot of PCEnv running a session for a biochemical pathway model
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>> a screenshot of a model page and associated model documentation
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>> The same model will be used throughout and will probably be one of the
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>> Leloup 2003 or 2004 models that Catherine has recently worked on. A
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>> biochemical pathway model has been chosen due to the subject nature of
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>> the conference.
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>> The idea to make this poster was originally mine, but Edmund Crampin has
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>> taken an interest and the poster has been discussed with both him and
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>> Peter Hunter, and as of today, those members of the CellML team present
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>> at the Auckland meeting. The poster was originally to be centered around
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>> curation of the models in the repository, but following today's Auckland
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>> CellML meeting, I have decided to widen the scope.
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>> I will not be attending the conference, but Edmund and Mike Cooling have
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>> kindly agreed to attend the poster. Sarala is also thinking of
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>> submitting a poster, so having three posters about CellML will be great.
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>> The Auckland team has been very forthcoming with comments and help, and
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>> of course, input from the CellML community would be appreciated.
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>> The essence here is that we (CellML) need representation at this
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>> conference, and, for that matter, systems biology conferences in the
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>> future, so this poster is designed to widen awareness of the CellML
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>> project. With respect to this particular conference, an emphasis will be
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>> placed on how CellML can be used for modelling of biochemical pathways.
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>> Mike's poster will hopefully be next to mine and will provide a direct
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>> example of this capability.
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>> Kind regards,
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>> James Lawson
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