geuvadis_exome October 2012

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by Mathias Brännvall

Dear colleagues, Here at last is the QC-survey for geuvadis. I kindly ask each partner to answer it and send back to me by *11 August* at the latest. As the survey covers both laboratory details and bioinformatics I suggest that each principal investigator at each site delegates the task to the appropriate person(s). For question 11 and 22: You don't have to describe every data analysis pipeline you have, that would be to much to ask. Please choose one or two you use the most and/or one that you have particular expertise in. Please don't hesitate to ask me if there is something that is unclear. Thank you and best summer greetings to all of you. Mathias -- _____________________________________________ Mathias Brännvall, PhD Project coordinator Dept. of Medical Sciences, sect. Molecular Medicine, Uppsala University Akademiska sjukhuset, ing. 70, 3 tr phone: +46-(0)18-6114934 mobile: +46-(0)70-1679446 e-mail: Mathias.Brannvall(a)medsci.uu.se

12 years, 11 months

[Geuvadis_exome] Please forward - Petition to protect EU science budget

by Gabrielle Anne Bertier

Dear GEUVADIS partners, I would like to draw your attention to the petition from Anna Leptin. We highly encourage everybody to sign up and to forward it to colleagues at your institute and outside. http://www.no-cuts-on-research.eu Thanks Best Gabrielle Gabrielle Bertier Scientific Project Manager International and Scientific Affairs CRG, Center for Genomic Regulation Carrer Dr. Aiguader, 88 08003 Barcelona, España Tel: +34933160374 Mobile: +34639960656 email: gabrielle.bertier(a)crg.es<mailto:gabrielle.bertier@crg.es> web: www.geuvadis.eu; www.fliact.eu -----Original Message----- From: Maria Leptin [mailto:maria.leptin@embo.org] Sent: martes, 23 de octubre de 2012 02:13 p.m. Subject: Please forward - Petition to protect EU science budget Dear colleagues, The discussions at the next summit of the European Union heads of state or government, which is scheduled for 22 and 23 November, will be decisive in determining the EU research budget for the next seven years. Several Member States are demanding severe cuts on the total EU budget and research will have to compete with other policy priorities. This is a time when we, the scientific community, should act together and make our case to protect research funding, including that of the European Research Council (ERC), from cuts. Decisions will be prepared in discussions among politicians at the national level. All of us must look for opportunities to affect these decisions and send a strong signal to the heads of state or government. An open letter signed by European Nobel laureates has been published in top European newspapers this week. The impact of this letter will be increased if it is followed by a mobilization of the national scientific communities. To keep the momentum going, an online petition has been launched: http://www.no-cuts-on-research.eu I would like to ask you to sign it and to encourage all your colleagues to do likewise. Note that in the past, less than 30 000 scientists signed the largest petition for a European scientific cause compared to the hundreds of thousands of signatures on petitions from other groups of society. We must do better than that. This action is coordinated by the Initiative for Science in Europe (ise(a)i-se.org<mailto:ise@i-se.org>; www.initiative-science-europe.org<http://www.initiative-science-europe.org>), of which EMBO is a member. Please contact Wolfgang Eppenschwandtner, Executive Coordinator of the ISE if you have any questions or suggestions. Best regards, Maria Leptin Director EMBO - excellence in life sciences Meyerhofstr. 1 69117 Heidelberg, Germany tel +49-6221-8891-102 fax +49-6221-8891-202 maria.leptin(a)embo.org<mailto:maria.leptin@embo.org>

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geuvadis_exome October 2012