[Geuvadis_rna_analysis] Geuvadis RNAseq Nature paper online publication

Dear all, The Geuvadis RNAseq Nature paper has been scheduled for advance online publication on September 15 at 1800 London time, 1900 CET, which is the time the embargo is lifted. A couple of points about the media strategy: - The international press release: we're coordinating this together with UNIGE and EBI/EMBL press offices - Local press releases: those of you who are planning to send out a local PR, please make sure that: 1) your press office receives the instructions from the Nature press office (copypasted below) and the embargo is respected, 2) your press release is distributed only nationally, and 3) you send a copy of your press release to me, Manolis and Gabrielle. - Social media: after the embargo is lifted, you're free (and encouraged) to advertise the paper on twitter, facebook, your website/blog, etc. On twitter, please use hashtag #geuvadis; I'll be posting under @tuuliel. - If you come across any substantial criticism or questions regarding the paper in the blogosphere or elsewhere, please let me and Manolis know so that we can formulate a response together. best regards, Tuuli Your paper 'Transcriptome and genome sequencing uncovers functional variation in humans' has been *scheduled for Advance Online Publication (AOP) on http://www.nature.com/nature <http://www.nature.com/nature> on 15 September 2013 at 1800 London time / 1300 US Eastern Time*. 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On /24/713 10:49 AM, Tuuli Lappalainen wrote: -- Tuuli Lappalainen, PhD Department of Genetics, Stanford University School of Medicine Email: tuuli.e.lappalainen(a)gmail.com Tel: +1 415 351 9713 Bustamante lab Department of Genetics 300 Pasteur Dr. Lane L301 Stanford, CA 94305-5120 USA