Publication list
1.
Dickmann, F.; Viezens, F. and Sax, U. (2008): Grid
Computing und die Zukunft der IT im Gesundheitswesen, 53. GMDS Jahrestagung 2008, Stuttgart, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Medizinische Informatik,
Biometrie und Epidemiologie e. V. (GMDS), 2008.12.30, http://www.egms.de/en/meetings/gmds2008/08gmds145.shtml.
2.
Dickmann, F.; Kaspar, M.; Löhnhardt,
B., et al. (2009): Perspectives
of MediGRID, Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, 147, pp. 173-182.
3.
Dickmann, F.; Kaspar, M.; Löhnhardt,
B., et al. (2009):
Visualization in Health Grid Environments: A Novel Service and Business
Approach Grid Economics and Business Models - 6th International Workshop, GECON
2009, Delft, The Netherlands, pp. 150-159.
4.
Dickmann, F.; Brodhun, M.; Falkner,
J., et al. (2010):
Technology Transfer of Dynamic IT Outsourcing Requires Security Measures in
SLAs, Economics of Grids, Clouds, Systems, and Services - 7th International
Workshop, GECON 2010, Ischia, Italy, pp. 1-15.
5.
Dickmann, F.; Viezens, F.; Rey, S., et al. (2011): Virtuelle
Forschungsumgebungen – integrierende Informationsinfrastrukturen für die
Forschung, Blettner, M.; Kaatsch, P.; Kaiser,
M., et al., 56. GMDS Jahrestagung 2011, Mainz, Kirchheim Verlag, Mainz, http://www.egms.de/static/en/meetings/gmds2011/11gmds492.shtml.
6.
Dickmann, F.; Falkner, J.; Gunia,
W., et al. (2011):
Solutions for biomedical grid computing--Case studies from the D-Grid project
Services@MediGRID, Journal of Computational Science, In Press, Corrected Proof.
7.
Falkner, J. and Weisbecker, A. (2009): Engineering of
Services and Business Models for Grid Applications Grid Economics and Business
Models - 6th International Workshop, GECON 2009, Delft, The Netherlands, pp.
140-149.
8.
Falkner, J. and Weisbecker, A.
(2009): Chancen in der Wolke: Für wen sich Cloud-Computing lohnt, Object
Spectrum [6], pp. 16-20.
9.
Falkner, J.; Weisbecker, A. and
Spath, D. (2010): Cloud Computing - IT aus der Wolke, Spath, D.; Weisbecker, A.
and Falkner, J., Grid und Cloud Computing, Tagungsband des Stuttgarter
Softwaretechnik Forums, pp. 1-7, Fraunhofer Verlag, Stuttgart.
10.
Hausmann, M.; Winkler, R.;
Hildenbrand, G., et al. (2003): COMBO-FISH: specific labeling of nondenatured
chromatin targets by computer-selected DNA oligonucleotide probe combinations,
Biotechniques, 35 [3], pp. 564-577.
11.
Herrmann, A.; Haake, A.; Ammerpohl, O.,
et al. (2011):
Pipeline for large-scale microdroplet bisulfite PCR-based sequencing allows the
tracking of hepitype evolution in tumors, PLoS ONE [in Press].
12.
Kaspar, M.; Löhnhardt, B.; Kepper,
N., et al. (2009): Interaktive 3D/4D-Visualisierung in biomedizinischen
Grid-Infrastrukturen, 54. GMDS-Jahrestagung 2009, Essen, Deutsche Gesellschaft
für Medizinische Informatik, Biometrie und Epidemiologie e. V. (GMDS),
2009.11.10, http://www.egms.de/static/en/meetings/gmds2009/09gmds310.shtml.
13.
Kaspar, M.; Löhnhardt, B.; Kepper,
N., et al. (2010):
Providing Easy Access to Visualization for Biomedical Research, In MEDINFO
2010, Capetown, South Africa.
14.
Kepper, N.; Ettig, R.; Dickmann, F.,
et al. (2010):
Parallel High-Performance Grid Computing: Capabilities and Opportunities of a
Novel Demanding Service and Business Class Allowing Highest Resource
Efficiency, Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, 159, pp. 264-271.
15.
Kepper, N.; Schmitt, E.; Lesnussa,
M., et al. (2010):
Visualization, Analysis, and Design of COMBO-FISH Probes in the Grid-Based
GLOBE 3D Genome Platform, Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, 159,
pp. 171-180.
16.
Knoch, T.A.; Lesnussa, M.; Kepper, N., et al. (2009):
The GLOBE 3D Genome Platform - towards a novel system-biological paper tool to
integrate the huge complexity of genome organization and function, Studies in
Health Technology and Informatics, 147, pp. 105-16.
17.
Knoch, T.A.; Baumgartner, V.; de
Zeeuw, L.V., et al. (2009): e-Human Grid Ecology - understanding and approaching the inverse
tragedy of the commons in the e-Grid society, Studies in Health Technology and
Informatics, 147, pp. 269-76.
18.
Knoch, T.A.; Baumgärtner, V.;
Grosveld, F.G., et al. (2010): Approaching the Internalization Challenge of
Grid Technologies into e-Society by e-Human “Grid” Ecology, Economics of Grids,
Clouds, Systems, and Services - 7th International Workshop, GECON 2010, Ischia,
Italy, pp. 116-128.
19.
Löhnhardt, B.; Dickmann, F.; Quade,
M., et al. (2010):
Evaluation of Visualization Approaches in a Biomedical Grid Environment, Sixth
IEEE International Conference on e-Science Workshops - Workshop High
Performance Computing in the Life Sciences, Brisbane, Australia, pp. 80-85.
20.
Mohammed, Y.; Sax, U.; Dickmann, F., et al. (2010): On
Transferring the Grid Technology to the Biomedical Community, Stud Health
Technol Inform, 159, pp. 28-39.
21.
Müller, P.; Schmitt, E.; Jacob, A.,
et al. (2010):
COMBO-FISH enables high precision localization microscopy as a prerequisite for
nanostructures analysis of genome loci, International Journal of Molecular
Sciences, 11 [10], pp. 4094-4105.
22.
Nothnagel, M.; Herrmann, A.; Wolf,
A., et al. (2011):
Technology-specific error signatures in the 1000 Genomes Project data, Human
Genetics, in press.
23.
Nothnagel, M.; Wolf, A.; Herrmann,
A., et al. (2011):
Statistical inference of allelic imbalance from transcriptome data, Human
Mutation, 32 [1], pp. 98-106.
24. Sax, U.; Weisbecker, A.; Falkner, J., et al. (2008): Auf dem
Weg zur individualisierten Medizin - Grid-basierte Services für die EPA der
Zukunft, In Telemed 2007 - Electronic Health Record und Gesundheitsportale,
Berlin.
25.
Schmitt, E.; Stein, S. and Hausmann, M. (2009):
Conception of an image data base for cell nuclei and geometric algorithms for
diagnosis and therapy monitoring, Studies in Health Technology and Informatics,
147, pp. 251-256.
26.
Schmitt, E.; Müller, P.; Stein, S.,
et al. (2010): Cell
nucleus architecture in health and medicine: geometrical descriptors and their
use in grid based case studies, Studies in Health Technology and Informatics,
159, pp. 272-276.
27.
Schmitt, E.; Schwarz-Finsterle, J.;
Stein, S., et al. (2010): Combinatorial Oligo FISH: Directed labelling of specific genome
domains in differentially fixed cell material and live cells, Methods in
Molecular Biology, 659, pp. 185-202.
28.
Skrowny, D.; Dickmann, F.;
Löhnhardt, B., et al. (2010): Development of an information platform for new
grid users in the biomedical field, Studies in Health Technology and
Informatics, 159, pp. 277-282.
29.
Sommerfeld, D.; Lingner, T.; Stanke,
M., et al. (2009):
AUGUSTUS at MediGRID: Adaption of a bioinformatics application to grid
computing for efficient genome analysis, Future Generation Computer Systems, 25
[3], pp. 337-345.
30. Spath, D.; Weisbecker, A. and Falkner, J. (2009): Cloud
Computing, Tagungsband des Stuttgarter Softwaretechnik Forums, Fraunhofer
Verlag, Stuttgart.
31.
Weisbecker, A. and Falkner, J. (2009): Service
Engineering for Grid Services in Medicine and Life Science, Studies in Health
Technology and Informatics, 147, pp. 222-231.
32.
Weisbecker, A. and Falkner, J. (2010): Secure Grid
Services for Cooperative Work in Medicine and Life Science, Lin, S.C. and Yen,
E., Production Grids in Asia. Applications, Developments and Global Ties pp.
107-115, Springer, New York, USA.
MediGRID Workshop
June
3rd, 2008, HealthGRID Conference in Chicago(USA)
From the bench to
the bedside gridwise: MediGRID
Ulrich Sax, PhD, MediGRID
Vice Head of MediGRID, Assistant Professor in
Medical Informatics, University Medicine Göttingen, Germany
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Ressource Sharing on
the Teraflop Scale for the BioMedical research and care sector - The Erasmus
Computing Grid and MediGRID
Tobias A. Knoch, PhD, MediGRID
Assistant Professor in Biophysical Genomics, Dept.
Cell Biology & Genetics, Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam, The
Netherlands. Biophysical Genomics, Kirchhoff Institute of Physics,
Ruperto-Carola University Heidelberg, Germany
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Business cases for
research and healthcare industry
Frank Dickmann, Services@MediGRIDGrid
Coordinator and Researcher within Services@MediGRID,
Business Informatics and Medical Informatics Background, University Medicine
Goettingen, Germany
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Business models and
sustainability of HealthGrid solutions
Karl A. Stroetmann, PhD, MediGRID
Empirica Communication and Technology Research,
Bonn, Germany
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Community Building
and Dissemination for HealthGrids
Sebastian C. Semler, MediGRID
Scientific Manager of the Telematics Platform
Medical Research Networks (TMF), Berlin, Germany
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Link to further information about the HealthGRID conference and further
information about the
MediGRID Workshop in Chicago.