Abstract Information

* All abstracts relevant to the conference theme will be considered for poster presentations, while a select number will be chosen for short talks.
* Abstract Submission is optional, participants can attend the conference without submitting an abstract by paying appropriate registration fees.

Poster Information

Poster Schedule

Important Dates

Abstract Submission Deadline October 10, 2025

The scientific program committee has categorized the abstracts for the CBC-2025 into speakers, short talks and poster presentations.

Session talks Short talks (Selected Abstracts) Poster presentations
By invitation only Typically, 10-minute presentations provide an opportunity for participants to feature their work at the CBC - 2.0. The scientific committee will screen the abstracts. Printed posters will be displayed. Suitable provisions for the same will be provided at the conference venue. The scientific committee will screen the applications.
Specifications: Posters should be printed and brought to the venue by the presenter with a maximum height of 90 cm and width of 100-110 cm. Poster boards and materials for hanging posters will be provided.

Submission

* Abstract can only be submitted after registration through the online submission process summarized below:
Notebook
* Abstracts must be submitted in English and limited to 250 words.
* Abstract must be constructed such that the elements of: Background, Methods, Results, Conclusion are clearly articulated.
* Please be sure to carefully check your abstract for content errors, spelling, names, etc. before submitting.

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Conference Themes

The CBC series would provide a scientific forum for advances in computational biology and their applications in molecular biology, agriculture and biomedical research. The conference solicits research contributions from all areas of computational molecular biology. Typical but not exclusive topics of interest include:

* Genomics
* Biological networks
* Sequencing and genotyping techniques
* AI and ML
* Population genetics
* Systems biology
* Data standards and ontologies
* Biocuration
* Imaging
* Computational proteomics
* Molecular structural biology