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+==== Friday 3 July ====
+.00 – 13.30
+Genome-wide identification of orthologs and phylogenetic gene tree reconstruction
+Ilan Wapinski
+(Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA  USA)
+.30 – 14.00
+Whole Genome Orthology Prediction Among Amniotes
+Leo Goodstadt
+(MRC Functional Genetics Unit, University of Oxford, UK)
+.00 – 14.30
+Annotating Gene Histories
+Guy Perriere,
+(University of Lyon, France)
+.30 – 15.00
+Orthologs as the New Homologs – Evolution and Functional Inference
+William Pearson
+(William Pearson, USA)
+.00 – 15.30
+Phylogeny-Based Prediction of Orthology at Genomic Scales: Challenges and Opportunities
+Toni Gabaldon
+(Centre for Genomic Regulation, Spain)
+.00 – 16.20
+Classifying of orthology relation and inferring protein interaction from correlations of evolutionary distances
+Teresa Przytck
+( NIH, USA)
+.20 – 16.50
+Orthology, Paralogy and Beyond:
+Annotating Gene Function using Evolutionary Trees
+Paul Thomas
+(SRI International, USA)
+.50 – 17.20
+Albert Vilella
+(EBI, UK)
+.20 – 17.50
+Orthology Prediction in the Twilight Zone
+Martijn Huynen
+(Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre, Netherlands)
+==== Sat 4 July====
+.00 – 09.20
+Using Synteny to Sort Out Reciprocal Gene Loss and Rapid Ortholog Divergence in Yeast Species
+Ken Wolfe
+(Smurfit Institute of Genetics, Ireland)
+.20 – 09.40
+Yeast researches need well-defined orthology dataset
+Mike Cherry
+(Stanford University USA)
+.40 – 10.10
+Erik Sonnhammer
+(Stockholm University, Sweden)
+.10 – 10.40
+Efficient Bayesian Reconstruction and Reconciliation of Thousands of Gene Family Phylogenies Across Multiple Complete Genomes
+Matt Rasmussen/Manolis Kellis
+(MIT, USA)
+.10 – 11.40
+The Gene Ontology's Reference Genome Project:
+a Unified Framework for Functional Annotation across Species
+Pascale Gaudet
+(Northwestern University, USA)
+.40 – 12.10
+PAINT: The GO Workbench for Protein Family Annotation
+Suzanna Lewis, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
+.10 – 12.40
+Orthologs, Paralogs, and Functional Annotations Using The Gene Ontology
+Judy Blake
+(The Jackson Lab, USA)
+.40 – 13.10
+ProGMap: an integrated annotation resource for protein orthology
+Jack Leunissen/Sandor Pongor
+(Wageningen University, Netherlands)
+.40 – 14.00
+HCOP: A one stop orthology shop
+Michael Lush
+(HGNC, UK)
+.00 – 14.20
+MBGD and RECOG: integrated platform for comparative genomics based on large-scale ortholog grouping
+Ikuo Uchiyama
+(National Institute for Basic Biology,  Japan)
+.20 – 14.40
+OMA -- Orthology Inference Among 830 Complete Genomes
+Christophe Dessimoz
+(ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
+.00 – 16.30
+Phylogenetic and Functional Assessment of Orthologs Inference Projects and Methods
+Adrian Altenhoff
+(ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
+.30 – 16.50
+How Evolutionary Analyses Impacts on New Medicines
+Julie Huxley-Jones,
+(GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals, UK)
+.50 – 17.10
+Ohnologs gone missing: The problem of orthology assignmente after whole genome duplication
+John Postlethwait,
+(University of Oregon, USA)
+.10 – 17.30
+eggNOG v2.0: evolutionary genealogy of genes Non-supervised Orthologous Groups
+Jean Muller,
+(EMBL, Germany)
+.30 – 18.00
+OrthoMCL: Robust Automated Multi-Species Ortholog Identification
+David Roos
+(University of Pennsylvania, USA)
+==== Sun 5 July ====
+.00 – 09.30
+Sequencing, Sequencing and Sequencing
+Jun Wang
+(Beijing Genomics Institute-Shenzhen, China)
+Incorporating Species Phylogeny in the Reconstruction of Gene Trees
+Heng Li
+(Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute UK)
+.30 – 09.50
+Conservation and Consequences of Alternative Splicing in Human and Mouse
+Jennifer Harrow,
+(Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, UK)
+.50 – 10.20
+UniProtKB: Both a User of and a Hub for Phylogenomic Information
+Brigitte Boeckmann
+(Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Switzerland)
+.50 – 11.10
+Identifying the Orthologs of Pig Genes
+Alan Archibald
+(University of Edinburgh, UK)