GO Consortium Meetings
Report Format for GO Consortium Meetings
The meeting minutes include reports submitted by all the annotation groups, interest groups, and by the Editorial office. Reports are submitted prior to each meeting to jblake@informatics.jax.org (Judith Blake), PI of the GO NIH grant, and to the organizer of the meeting, and should include the following topic areas:
- GO staff
- Annotation Progress (Current; Last; % diff)
- Any ontology development
- Publications
- User Interface
- Any other highlights
Please send reports in pdf or word format two working days before the meeting begins.
GO Consortium Meetings
- September 23–25, 2009; Jesus College, Cambridge, UK.
- March 30–31, 2009; Eugene, OR, USA.
- October 21–22, 2008; Montreal, Canada.
- April 22–23, 2008; Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
- September 23–24, 2007; Princeton, NJ, USA.
- January 8–10, 2007; Jesus College, Cambridge, UK.
- March 31–April 2, 2006; St. Croix, US Virgin Islands.
- April 8–9, 2005; Pasadena, CA, USA.
- October 15–17, 2004; Chicago, IL, USA.
- January 15–17, 2004; Stanford, CA, USA.
- September 26–27, 2003; Bar Harbor, ME, USA.
- June 3–4, 2003; TIGR, Rockville, MD, USA.
- January 25–26, 2003; St Croix, US Virgin Islands.
- September 10–11, 2002; Cambridge, UK.
- May 12–13, 2002; Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, NY, USA.
- February 2–3, 2002; Tucson, AZ, USA.
- October 13–14, 2001; Chicago, IL, USA.
- July 14–15, 2001; Bar Harbor, ME, USA.
- March 4–5, 2001; Carnegie, Stanford, CA, USA.
- December 10–12, 2000; Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, NY, USA.
- November 5–6, 2000; Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, CA, USA.
Reference Genomes Meetings
- April 1, 2009; Eugene, OR, USA.
- September 26–27, 2007; Princeton, NJ, USA.
GO Annotation Camps
- July 10–11, 2006; Stanford, CA, USA.
- June 1–4, 2005; Stanford, CA, USA.
- June 13–17, 2004; Cambridge, UK.
GO Content Meetings
- November 15–16, 2005; TIGR, Rockville, MD, USA.
- August 22–23, 2004; Stanford, CA, USA.
GO Users Meetings
GO Users meetings are open meetings for people interested in the Gene Ontology project. They provide an opportunity to hear about the incorporation of the GO into various annotation pipelines, to report on various uses of GO, to review the GO project goals and procedures, and to meet with other developers and users of GO.
