For those interested in metagenomics, the Metagenomics 2007 meeting (also see Konrad’s blog) has posted video and pdf’s of most of the presentations. You can get everything at the CAMERA web site here. I have posted links and titles below:
Jed Fuhrman, University of Southern California
Length: 1:04:01 [video] [PDF]
Dawn Field, Oxford Centre for Ecology and Hydrology
Janet Jansson, Swedish Univ of Agricultural Sciences
[PDF]
James M. Tiedje, Michigan State University
Length: 27:09 [video] [PDF]
Breakouts:
Chair: Trevor G. Marshall, Autoimmunity Research Foundation
Speaker: Peter J. Turnbaough, Washington University
Ontology and Standardization
Chair: Jonathan Eisen UC Davis
Discovering opportunity for Bioenergy
Chair: Phil Hugenholtz, JGI
Speaker: Yuri Gorby, JCVI
Modeling the natural world
Chair: Trina McMahon, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison
Speaker: Patrick Schloss, UMass Amherst
Evolution and population
Chair: Francisco Rodriguez-Valera, Universidad Miguel Hernández in Alicante
Structural metagenomics: Lessons from the first experimentally characterized GOS proteins
Adam Godzik, Burnham Institute
Length: 46:35 [video]
Detailed view of the architecture and implementation of a metagenomics server
Philip Papadopoulos, UC San Diego/SDSC
Length: 24:27 [video] [PDF
Metagenome sequence data management and analysis
Victor M. Markowitz, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Length: 34:25 [video] [PDF]
Developing a software workbench for marine ecological genomics
Frank Oliver Gloeckner, Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology
Length: 32:39 [video] [PDF]
The Metagenomics RAST server: Automated analysis of Sanger and 454-type metagenomes
Folker Meyer, Argonne National Laboratory
Length: 17:00 [video] [PDF]
Technologies for metagenomics selection and sequencing
Gautam Dantas, Harvard University
Length: 33:30 [video] [PDF]
Micro-Mar: A database for dynamic representation of marine microbial diversity
Ravindra Pushker, University College Dublin
Length: 32:00 [video]
Conclusion
Kayo Arima, UC San Diego
Length: 2:16 [video]
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