BIRD - 1st International Conference on Bioinformatics Research a

The primary focus of BIRD '07 is to provide researchers and users in the field of bioinformatics a forum in which to interact about new research directions, developments, and software/web services.
It encompasses the methods of solving biological, medical, or chemical problems by computer science, machine learning, or information processing tools.
The conceptual level of the methods ranges from theoretical approaches through the design of algorithms, models, and information processing systems to the development of software packages and web services.

2nd Austrian Grid Symposium

"The Austrian Grid Initiative is the national initiative in to set up and support grid computing in general, and to provide coordination and collaboration between research areas actively involved and interested in grid computing. The Austrian Grid Consortium combines 's leading researchers in advanced computing technologies with well-recognized partners in grid-dependant application areas."

Jens Volkert, Thomas Fahringer, Dieter Kranzlmüller, Wolfgang Schreiner (eds.)

ISBN 978-3-85403-221-2

eHealth2007 - Medical Informatics meets eHealth

Günter Schreier, Dieter Hayn, Elske Ammenwerth (eds.)
ISBN - 978-3-85403-227-4

Eastern European e|Gov Days 2007: Best Practice and Innovation

Proceedings of the Eastern European e|Gov Days 2007 in Prague and the Austrian eGovernment Konference in Krems, provided by the Forum e|Government

All member states of the enlarged European Union are facing the challenge of ICT enabled transformation of traditional ways of Governance, ensuring efficient and inclusive eGovernment and decision making. The eGovernment take-up in Europe has brought a lot of new issues to solve, including specific technologies and approaches for better eGovernment services for citizens, businesses and governmental cooperation. The Eastern European e|Gov Days as a joint event are providing a solid platform for learning from each other and for ensuring knowledge transfer between the Eastern European countries and Western Europe, bringing advantages to the whole community.
The 6^th e|Gov Days as a joint event with the Austrian eGovernment-Konferenz also focus the same challenge: Learning from each other and knowledge transfer – up and down – between the federal, the provincial and the municipal level of Austrian public bodies.

Wissensmanagement in der Öffentlichen Verwaltung

KnowRight2008