Thursday-Friday, April 3-4, 1997
Tutorial lectures David Ferguson, University of Minnesota Note: these tutorial lectures were not part of the Workshop per se, but all interested parties were invited to attend.

Monday, April 7, 1997
	morning - Session chair: Donald G. Truhlar, University of Minnesota
9:00	Overview: Garland Marshall, Washington University
10:00	break
10:30	"Graph Theory": Peter Willett, University of Sheffield
11:30	lunch
	afternoon - Session chair: Jeffrey Howe, Pharmacia & Upjohn
1:15	"Molecular Similarity": W. Graham Richards, Oxford University
2:15	break
2:30	Panel Discussion: Chaired by Jeff Howe and Tony Hopfinger "What are the most important problems in drug design that may be computationally tractable?" Panelists: Dave Doherty, Minnesota Supercomputer Center, Inc. Bill Dunn, University of Illinois at Chicago W. Graham Richards, Oxford University Doug Rohrer, Pharmacia & Upjohn
4:00	IMA Tea (& More!)
Tuesday, April 8, 1997
	morning - Session chair: Rich Dammkoehler, Washington University
9:15	"Conformational Analysis in Solution--Quantum Mechanical Representation": Christopher Cramer
10:15	break
10:45	"Combinatorial Chemistry and Molecular Diversity": Jeff Blaney, Chiron Corporation
11:45	lunch
	afternoon - Session chair: Jeff Blaney, Chiron Corporation
2:00	"Binding Energies": Colin McMartin, Ciba-Geigy Corporation
3:00	break
3:30	"Docking": Regine Bohacek, Ariad Pharmaceuticals
Wednesday, April 9, 1997
	morning - Session chair: Tim Havel, Harvard Medical School
9:15	"Lattice Models, Protein Folding": Ken Dill, University of California at San Francisco
10:15	break
10:45	"Molecular Dynamics Information Extraction": Dennis Sprous, Wesleyan University
11:45	lunch
	afternoon - Session chair: Tony Hopfinger, University of Illinois at Chicago
2:00	"Molecular Dynamics and Simulations": Thomas A. (Tom) Darden, National Institute of Environmental Health Science
3:00	break
3:30	Panel Discussion: Chaired by Jeff Blaney "What are the new problems that should be addressed in the next ten years?" Panelists: Gordon Crippen, University of Michigan Simon Kearsley, Merck Garland Marshall, Washington University Phil Portoghese, University of Minnesota
Thursday, April 10, 1997
	morning - Session chair: Simon Kearsley, Merck Research
9:15	"Neural Nets": Markus Wagener, SmithKline Beecham
10:15	break
10:45	"Genetic Algorithms and Related Topics": David Rogers, Molecular Simulations Inc.
11:45	lunch
	afternoon - Session chair: Jeffrey Howe, Upjohn & Pharmacia
2:00	"Optimization Techniques and Parallel Computing": Brian T. Luke, National Cancer Institute-Frederick Cancer Research and Development Center
3:00	break
3:30	"Cell-Based Methods for Sampling in High-Dimensional Spaces": Jason Rush, Department of Mathematics, University of Washington
	evening
6:00	Reception
7:00	Banquet After dinner speaker: Ralph Hirschmann of the University of Pennsylvania "Rational Drug Design and All That. An Evolutionary Process"
Friday, April 11, 1997
	morning - Session chair: Tony Hopfinger, University of Illinois at Chicago
9:00	"Deducing Objective Site Models by Mixed Integer Programming": Gordon Crippen, University of Michigan
10:00	"Finding New Function Sites of Proteins Based on Frequency Analysis of Oligopeptides in the genome Data": Hirofumi Doi, Fujitsu Labs Ltd.
10:30	break
11:00	"Scientific Visualization": Mike Pique, The Scripps Research Institute
12:00	adjourn

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