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  • girlwithglasses
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    • Feb 2013
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    GMOD Community Meeting, April 5-6, Cambridge UK

    The Generic Model Organism Database (GMOD) project will be holding a community meeting in Cambridge, UK, on April 5-6, 2013 (preceding Biocuration 2013). GMOD users, developers, and interested others are welcome to attend. Registration and meeting information are available now on the GMOD website; meeting agenda will be consolidated and confirmed closer to the time.

    If you haven't yet done the GMOD survey, please do so -- not only will it help the GMOD project and leave you feeling mentally and spiritually enriched, you can also enter a draw to win a genome profile from 23andMe (or a $50 Amazon voucher, if you prefer). It's a win-win situation!
  • girlwithglasses
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    • Feb 2013
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    Early bird registration ends in T minus nine hours, so head over to http://gmod2013.eventbrite.com/ to register if you haven't yet done so!

    Partial agenda with some of our guest speakers: April 2013 GMOD Meeting

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