George Chin

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2005
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Mudita Singhal, Kyle R. Klicker, George Chin Jr., Lynn Trease, Eric G. Stephan, Deborah K. Gracio:
Bioinformatics Approach for Exploring MS/MS Proteomics Data. HICSS 2005
2004
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Mudita Singhal, Eric G. Stephan, Kyle R. Klicker, Lynn Trease, George Chin Jr., Deborah K. Gracio, Deborah A. Payne:
Enabling Systems Biology: A Scientific Problem-Solving Environment. International Conference on Computational Science 2004: 540-547
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George Chin Jr., Eric G. Stephan, Deborah K. Gracio:
Computing through scientific abstractions in SysBioPSE. SMC (1) 2004: 70-75
2002
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George Chin Jr., L. Ruby Leung, Karen Schuchardt, Deborah K. Gracio:
New paradigms in problem solving environments for scientific computing. IUI 2002: 39-46
2001
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George Chin Jr., L. Ruby Leung, Karen Schuchardt, Deborah K. Gracio:
Conceptualizing a Collaborative Problem Solving Environment for Regional Climate Modeling and Assessment of Climate Impacts. International Conference on Computational Science (1) 2001: 159-173

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