Anyone here coming to ICHG 2011 (http://www.ichg2011.org/)?
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Marco -
You know, they could think more about how to transmit this events online using Ustream or Justin.tv ...
Or at least release the recorded sessions after the congress somewhere like in Seqanswers ?
Of course there is some video in www.youtube.com/user/HumanGeneticsSociety but I would like to see the long sessions ...
My advisor is going, we are doing exome sequencing, good meeting for you ... Post some updates here if you can ... thanks -
I try my best. I will update on my facebook as well.Originally posted by raonyguimaraes View PostYou know, they could think more about how to transmit this events online using Ustream or Justin.tv ...
Or at least release the recorded sessions after the congress somewhere like in Seqanswers ?
Of course there is some video in www.youtube.com/user/HumanGeneticsSociety but I would like to see the long sessions ...
My advisor is going, we are doing exome sequencing, good meeting for you ... Post some updates here if you can ... thanksMarcoComment
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Follow this twitter hashtag to see the real time update in ICHG planetary talks.
Originally posted by raonyguimaraes View PostYou know, they could think more about how to transmit this events online using Ustream or Justin.tv ...
Or at least release the recorded sessions after the congress somewhere like in Seqanswers ?
Of course there is some video in www.youtube.com/user/HumanGeneticsSociety but I would like to see the long sessions ...
My advisor is going, we are doing exome sequencing, good meeting for you ... Post some updates here if you can ... thanksMarcoComment
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