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Prediction and modification in functional genomics: combining bioinformatical, bioethical, biomedical and biotechnological research.
BIOEMIT

Prediction and modification in functional genomics: combining bioinformatical, bioethical, biomedical and biotechnological research

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* 22.12.2006: BIOEMIT Newsletter December 2006

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* Project description
* Cross-disciplinary gains
* Research plans
* Project management group
* List of participants
* Project communications
* Research fellows
* Research results

Seminars and courses

Interesting reading:
* Genetically modified food to rats on Schrødingers katt www-page
* Gentisk veiledning fra NRK P1 Norgesglasset
* Gen-sidene
* Vital statistics in Nature

Participating units at NTNU:
* SVT: ISS and PSY
* HF: FI
* IME: IMF
* NT: BI
* DMF: ISM and IKM
* Program for Bioinformatikk at NTNU
* Bioethical research group

Related projects
* Norwegian Arabidopsis Research Center
* The Norwegian Microarray Consortium http://www.bioethics.ntnu.no/biobanks

The project management group:

The project is lead by associate professor Mette Langaas, Institutt for matematiske fag, IME. This department will also have the administrative responsibility for the project.

The project leader will perform the daily project responsibilities.

The project leader will be part of a project management group consisting of one representative from the group of supervisors for each of the seven research fellows around which the research in this project is concentrated. The project management group consists of:

In addition two observers will participate in the project management group:
  • One representative for Program for Bioinformatikk ved NTNU: Professor. Finn Drabløs, Inst. for kreftforskning og molekylær medisin, DMF (bioinformatikk)
  • One representative for Bioetisk Forskningsgruppe: Associate professor Berge Solberg, Institutt for sosialt arbeid og helsevitenskap og koordinator Bioetisk Forskergruppe.

Responsibilities of the project management group:

The project management group will be responsible that the project aims and objectives are fulfilled and that the project budget is followed. The project management group can adjust aims and objectives and research plans, and make necessary changes in the budget in accordance with changes in the project plan. The project management group is responsible for future growth and development of the project, in particular through coordination of future applications and initiatives based on this cross-disciplinary collaboration.


Redaktør: Project leader   Kontaktadresse: Mette Langaas   Sist oppdatert: 2003-05-08