2010 | UCL Institute of Cardiovascular Science - UCL

2010

Computational Biology Town Meeting,
UCL, 26th January 2010
Attended by Varsha
Gene Ontology Consortium Meeting
Stanford, 30th March - 1st April 2010
Attended remotely by Ruth and Varsha; Ruth was invited to summarise progress by the 'binding' annotation working group

Gene Ontology Annotation Camp
Geneva, 16-18th June 2010
Attended by Ruth and Varsha; Ruth co-chaired the 'binding' annotation working group discussions and Varsha co-chaired the 'downstream effect' working group discussions.

9th London Heart Development Meeting
London, 20th July 2010
Attended by Varsha

Gene Ontology Consortium Meeting
Jackson Lab, Bar Harbor, 7-9th September 2010
Attended remotely by Ruth and Varsha; Ruth was invited to summarise progress by the 'binding' ontology working group

Cardiometabolic Network - Scientific Meeting
London, 17th September 2010
Ruth presented a poster entitled: Bringing Gene Ontology to Cardiovascular Research
Varsha presented a poster entitled: Cross-species annotation of Cardiovascular Processes

Ontology Development and Engineering: Tutorial & Training Workshop
EBI, Hinxton, 11-13th October 2010
Attended by Ruth

The work of the Cardiovascular Gene Annotation group is supported by British Heart Foundation grant RG/13/5/30112. The work of the Neurological Gene Annotation group is supported by Alzheimer's Research UK grant ARUK-NSG2016-13. The Functional Gene Annotation team is supported by the National Institute for Health Research University College London Hospitals Biomedical Research Centre.

News

Cardiovascular Gene Ontology Annotation Newsletter July 2018

Our last Cardivascular newsletter provides an infographic describing the achievements the team has made over the past 10 years. From now on our quarterly newsletter will provide a summary of the work acheived by the whole team.

Neurological Gene Ontology Annotation Newsletter July 2018

Our latest neurological newsletter sums up the outcomes of the GO annotation of proteins interacting with the microtubule-associated protein tau, it provides details of dementia-relevant microglial proteins - our first annotation topic in the neuroinflammation theme, as well as it outlines our most recent contribution to the collaborative SynGO project. The newsletter also gives a summary of meetings and conferences, which we attended, as well as it announces a merger of our neurological and cardiovascular newsletters in autumn 2018.