Projects
WORKSHOP ON THE CENTRAL DOGMA OF PHENOMICS
Summary
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Objectives & Deliverables
<b>Project Methods</b><br> We will have leaders from the 2023 ASAS Animal Breeding and Genetics committee; the 2023 NRSP8 Animal Genome Workshop committee; the 2023 Gordon Research Conference and Seminar on Quantitative Genetics and Genomics committee, the 2023 Ruminant Telomere to Telomere Workshop committee and the 2023 AG2PI Conference Committee to speak at our symposium. As such, information that can be relied on to develop the central dogma of phenomics will be current, accurate and comprehensive. In addition, this funded symposium will take advantage of NMSU's Hispanic Serving Institution status and faculty member alliances with other institutions serving underrepresented groups to recruit participants.Efforts. We will advertise our symposium by distributing our schedules at least to all ASAS (American Society of Animal Science), AnGenMap (Animal Gene Mapper), FAANG (functional annotation of animal genome), AGDG (Animal Geneticist's Discussion Group) and ISAG (International Society of Animal Genetics) members.Evaluation. we expect a big crowd to attend our symposium on the central dogma of phenomics with a balance across countries of origin, expertise, age and sex. We will perform a post-symposium evaluation.
Principle Investigator(s)
Planned Completion date: 31/12/2025
Effort: $50,000.00
Project Status
ACTIVE
Principal Investigator(s)
National Institute of Food and Agriculture
Researcher Organisations
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
United Kingdom