How to increase profile [meetings, workshops, software, training, etc]

Wed Dec 7 06:43:02 PST 2005

Sure I am interested. I have a computing scientist joining the lab soon. He will work on a database on embryonic segmentation and I am sure he will interested in participating to this efforts
Olivier

Olivier Pourquie, PhD 
Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute 
Stowers Institute for Medical Research 
1000 East 50th Street 
Kansas City, Missouri, 64110, USA 
Phone : 816 926 4442 
Fax : 816-926-2095 
E-mail : olp at stowers-institute.org 
http://www.stowers-institute.org/ 

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	From: dave burt (RI) [mailto:dave.burt at bbsrc.ac.uk] 
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	Subject: Re: How to increase profile [meetings, workshops, software, training, etc]

	2. How to increase profile [meetings, workshops, software, training, etc] 

	This is important to increase number of GO annotators, support for further funding, etc 

	Some idea? 

	- May 7/10 2006 we will hold the next Chicken genome conference at cold spring harbor - and we will invite Shane to provide an overview of chickGO

	- other meetinsg would be the genome meeting itself at CSH, Plant & Animal Genome (San Diego) - we should make a concerted effort to spread the idea

	- so what would be useful would be to share powerpoint slides, make a common poster - other ideas? 
	- as part of our grant proposals we will have - travel, training, sharing of software 
	- In addition we should be proactive and enlist those we think will be interested in this project (either as annotators, users...). I have CC'd to parker, Olivier and Simon who I am sure will be interested

	Dave 

	Professor David Burt 
	Roslin Institute (Edinburgh) 
	Midlothian EH25 9PS, UK 
	tel: +44-131-527-4218 
	fax: +44-131-440-0434 
	http://www.ark-genomics.org <http://www.ark-genomics.org>  

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