LZI - Schloss Dagstuhl - Talks + Materials of Seminar 08191

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Seminar 08191
Graph Drawing with Applications to Bioinformatics and Social Sciences

Steve Borgatti (Boston College, USA), Stephen Kobourov (University of Arizona, USA), Oliver Kohlbacher (Universität Tübingen, D), Petra Mutzel (Universität Dortmund, D)

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Executive Summary on Dagstuhl Seminar 08191: Graph Drawing with Applications to Bioinformatics and Social Sciences

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X-graphs of Y-graphs and their Representations

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Edge Thresholding

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Visually Comparing a Set of Graphs

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Visualization of Trajectories

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Mario Albrecht , MPI für Informatik - Saarbrücken

Overview on Biological Network Visualizations

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Vladimir Batagelj , University of Ljubljana

Some comments ...

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Stephen P. Borgatti , University of Kentucky - Lexington

graph drawing in the social sciences

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Franz J. Brandenburg , Universität Passau

Radial Level Gaphs and Recurrent Hierarchies

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Ulrik Brandes , Universität Konstanz

Social Networks from a Graph Drawing Perspective

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Walter Didimo , University of Perugia

X-Graphs of Y-Graphs: Visualization and Interaction

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Stephan Diehl , Universität Trier

Tim Dwyer , Monash University - Clayton

Constraint-based Exploration of Large Graphs in Dunnart

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Michael English , University of Limerick

Alejandro Estrella-Balderrama , University of Arizona

Joe Fowler , University of Arizona

Graph Drawing Techniques for Successive Augmentation of Multiple Layer Drawings

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Emden R. Gansner , AT&T Research - Florham Park

Markus Geyer , Universität Tübingen

Visually Comparing a Set of Graphs

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Carsten Goerg , Georgia Institute of Technology

Combining GD & InfoVis Techniques to Support Sensemaking

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Carsten Gutwenger , Technische Universität Dortmund

Martin Harrigan , Trinity College Dublin

Patrick Healy , University of Limerick

Seok-Hee Hong , The University of Sydney

Michael Kaufmann , Universität Tübingen

Andreas Kerren , Växjö University

An InfoVis View on Graph Drawing

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Karsten Klein , TU Dortmund

Stephen Kobourov , University of Arizona

Oliver Kohlbacher , Universität Tübingen

Network Biology - An Overview

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Lothar Krempel , MPI für Gesellschaftsforschung - Köln

Networks of European Science in the 18th Century

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Ulrich Lauther , Siemens AG - München

Giuseppe Liotta , University of Perugia

Anna Lubiw , University of Waterloo

Petra Mutzel , Technische Universität Dortmund

Lev Nachmanson , Microsoft Corp. - Redmond

Nikola Nikolov , University of Limerick

Maurizio Patrignani , Roma TRE University

Wolfgang Paul , TU Dortmund

Aaron Quigley , University College - Dublin

Georg Sander , ILOG - Bad Homburg

Working group: Navigation in large graphs

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Falk Schreiber , IPK Gatersleben

Graph Drawing for Biological Networks

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Some open problems in molecular biology from a graph drawing perspective

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Michael Schulz , Universität zu Köln

Dorothea Wagner , Universität Karlsruhe

Hoi-Ming Wong , Technische Universität Dortmund

Michael Wybrow , Monash University - Clayton

Idan Zohar , Tel Aviv University

SPIKE - Signaling Pathway Integrated Knowledge Engine

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Seminar 08191
Graph Drawing with Applications to Bioinformatics and Social Sciences