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Revision as of 22:10, 3 September 2010

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Satellite Meetings

September 2010 GMOD Meeting
15 September 2010
Cambridge, UK
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The Satellite Meetings at the January 2010 GMOD Meeting proved so popular that we are holding them again, this time the day after the meeting, and immediately before Genome Informatics 2010.

If you have a topic that you want to cover in a Satellite Meeting, please

  1. Add the topic to the list below. Be sure to include your contact information.
  2. Send an email about the satellite to the appropriate GMOD Mailing Lists.

All satellite meetings will conclude in time for participants to make it to the start of Genome Informatics on Wednesday night.

GMOD staff will promote the satellite meetings in any announcements that go out.

Topic Organizer(s) Time Comments
Post Reference Genome Tools 1 Dave Clements To be determined How are we going to visualize and exploit (or even cope with) the world three years from now, when small labs may be able to fully sequence 500 individuals or species (or more) in a month? How can we visualize and link together 500, 1000, or 10,000 genomes? Many existing tools assume a reference genome. Will a reference make sense in the future, or will it hold us back?
Add Your Idea ↑ Add your name ↑ Add your powerful argument why people should spend time at this satellite. ↑

If you are interested in participating in any of these satellites, please

  1. check the Satellite Meetings box on the GMOD Europe 2010 registration form, and
  2. notify the organizer that you are interested in participating.


1 This idea is one of many that were considered, but not emphasized, for the GMOD Evo Hackathon, also being held this fall. Many of these ideas would also make good satellites. If one interests you, please volunteer to lead it.

Registration

Registration is free, but required, as space is limited. Please see the GMOD Europe 2010 page for a link to the registration form. You may register for multiple events, or just the satellite meetings.

Participants

This list is tentative. We expect many additions and a few deletions between now and the start of the event.

Participant Affilliation(s) URL
Dave Clements NESCent, GMOD http://nescent.org http://gmod.org
Nitin Kumar Indian Agricultural Research Institute, Delhi, India
tomilawo gbenga samuel wiredng solutions company limited,16a joy avenue off osolo way ajao estate. lagos nigeria. http://www.wiredng.com
Fengyuan Hu Department of Genetics, University of Cambridge
Ellen Adlem Cambridge University Cambridge Institue of Medical Research http://www.t1dbase.org
Chris Jiggins University of Cambridge http://heliconius.zoo.cam.ac.uk/
seth redmond Imperial College / Vectorbase
Chris Hemmerich http://cgb.indiana.edu
Bob MacCallum VectorBase Imperial College London http://www.vectorbase.org
rafa alshehri kamc
Navish M.Sc Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
Jerven Bolleman UniProt Swiss-Prot
Oksana Riba Grognuz Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics (SIB) Department of Ecology and Evolution, University of Lausanne
Kim Rutherford Cambridge Systems Biology Centre http://www.pombase.org/
Stephen Taylor CBRG, Oxford University http://www.cbrg.ox.ac.uk/

Lodging and Other Logistics

See the Logistics section on the GMOD Europe 2010 page for information.