Bio-IT World Conference & Expo -- Cambridge Healthtech Institute

The 2013 Bio-IT World Conference & Expo Called a Great Success; Draws Record Attendance

Next Event to Take Place April 29 - May 1, 2014 in Boston

Bio-IT World Conference & Expo would like to thank all speakers, attendees, sponsors, and exhibitors who came to Boston for our twelfth annual event. With a record-breaking 2,500+ attendees from 30+ countries and 125+ exhibitors, the 2013 Expo was our most successful event yet.

Bio-IT World Conference & Expo
2013 Highlights & Recap

See you next year! The 2014 Bio-IT World Conference & Expo will be held April 29 - May 1, 2014 at the World Trade Center in Boston. We hope to see you at next year’s event.

We will soon begin working on the program agenda for 2014. If you are interested in speaking, please contact Cindy Crowninshield, RD, LDN at ccrowninshield@healthtech.com.

To customize your sponsorship or exhibit package for 2014, contact Katelin Fitzgerald (A-K companies) at kfitzgerald@healthtech.com or Tim McLucas (L-Z companies) at tmclucas@healthtech.com. The exhibit hall was sold out in 2013, so please contact us early to reserve your place.

Bio-IT World Conference & Expo
Media Gallery

CONCURRENT TRACKS

	Track 1: IT Infrastructure – Hardware Big Data Solutions and End-User Perspectives	Track 7: eClinical Trials Solutions Innovative Management in Clinical Trials

	Track 2: Software Development Technologies and Applications for Managing and Sharing Data	*NEW THIS YEAR!* Track 8: Data Visualization and Exploration Tools From Discovery to the Clinic

	Track 3: Cloud Computing Riding the Cloud to Next-Generation Computing	Track 9: Drug Discovery Informatics Thinking of Drugs Outside of the Box

	Track 4: Bioinformatics Understanding Massive Quantities of -omic Information across Research Initiatives	*NEW THIS YEAR!* Track 10: Clinical Omics Tools for Bridging Research Data and the Clinic

	Track 5: Next-Generation Sequencing Informatics NGS, Genome-Scale Screening and HTP Proteomics	Track 11: Collaborations and Open Access Innovations Collaborative and Open Access Models for Advancing Research, Discovery and Personalized Medicine

	Track 6: Systems Pharmacology Pathways to Patient Response	Track 12: Cancer Informatics Applying Computational Biology to Cancer Research/Care

WORKSHOPS - VIEW DETAILS

Morning Workshops

Integrated Research Data Management
Quality Practices for R&D Informatics
Beyond the Cloud
IT & Informatics in Support of Collaboration and Externalization

Afternoon Workshops

Avoiding Intellectual Property Problems in Research Collaborations Using Information Technology
Avoiding Cloud Gotchas
Advancing the Use of EHR/EMR for Clinical Research and Drug Development
Cloud Computing in Hospital Data Management and Integration
Data Visualization in Biology: From the Basics to Big Data
Software for Clinical Genomics
IT Project Planning and Implementation

SPONSOR & EXHIBITOR INFORMATION

2013 Prospectus is now available.

Reserve your space early and SAVE!

EVENT FEATURES

Access All 12 Tracks for One Price
Network with 2,500+ Global Attendees
Hear 150+ Technology and Scientific Presentations
Attend Bio-IT World's Best Practices Awards
Connect with Attendees Using CHI's Intro-Net
Participate in the Poster Competition
Choose from 16 Pre-Conference Workshops
See the Winners of the following 2013 Awards:
Benjamin Franklin
Best of Show
Best Practices
View Novel Technologies and Solutions in the Expansive Exhibit Hall
And Much More!

2013 KEYNOTE PRESENTERS:

Atul Butte Atul Butte, M.D., Ph.D., Division Chief and Associate Professor, Stanford University School of Medicine; Director, Center for Pediatric Bioinformatics, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital; Co-founder, Personalis and Numedii

Andrew Hopkins Andrew L. Hopkins, D.Phil, FRSC, FSB, Division of Biological Chemistry and Drug Design, College of Life Sciences, University of Dundee

2013 PLENARY SESSION:

The Life Sciences CIO Panel

From managing big data and cloud computing capabilities to building virtual communities and optimizing drug development, the life sciences CIO has to be a firefighter, evangelist, visionary. In this special plenary roundtable, Bio-IT World invites a select group of CIOs from big pharma, academia and government to discuss the major issues facing today’s biosciences organization and the prospects for future growth and organizational success.

Special guests:
Remy Evard – CIO, Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research
Martin Leach, Ph.D., Vice President, R&D IT, Biogen Idec
Andrea T. Norris – Director, Center for Information Technology (CIT) and CIO, NIH
Gunaretnam (Guna) Rajagopal, Ph.D., VP & CIO - R&D IT, Research, Bioinformatics & External Innovation, Janssen Pharmaceuticals
Cris Ross – CIO, Mayo Clinic
Matthew Trunnell, CIO, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

2013 FEATURED SESSIONS:

Managing Big Data: The Genome Center Perspective

Panelists Include: Matthew Trunnell (Broad Institute)
Alexander (Sasha) Wait Zaranek, (Harvard Medical School/Clinical Future, Inc.)
Guy Coates (The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute)

Building the IT Architecture of the New York Genome Center

Chris Dwan, Acting Senior Vice President, Information Technology and Research Computing, New York Genome Center
Kevin Shianna, Senior Vice President, Sequencing Operations, New York Genome Center
Jim Harding, CTO, Sabey Corporation
Sanjay Joshi, CTO, Life Sciences, EMC Isilon Storage Division

Robert B. Darnell, M.D., Ph.D., President & Scientific Director, New York Genome Center

Additional Speakers to be Announced

VIDEO CHANNEL

Cancer Trends Plenary Session (part II) - Bio-IT World Expo 2012