Eric Green: Teri, do we want to go around and introduce
ourselves, or is that going to cut into people's time?
Teri Manolio: Well, if we can do it in three minutes, that
would be ––
[laughter]
Teri Manolio: –– great. It might be nice to do since
we're all ––
Eric Green: We'll start at that end. Yes?
Teji Rakhra–Burris: I'm Teji Rakhra–Burris. I'm with Duke University,
and also the coordinating center for this meeting.
Murray Brilliant: I'm Murray Brilliant at the Marshfield Clinic.
Doug Fowler: Hi, I'm Doug Fowler at the University of Washington,
Department of Genome Sciences.
Nancy Cox: Nancy Cox at Vanderbilt University.
Haoyi Wang: Haoyi Wang from the Jackson Lab and the Chinese
Academy of Science.
Lea Starita: Lea Starita from the University of Washington,
Genome Sciences.
Liz Worthey: Liz Worthey from Hudson Alpha Institute for
Biotechnology.
Erin Ramos: Erin Ramos, Division of Genomic Medicine,
NHGRI.
Cat Lutz: Cat Lutz, Jackson Laboratory.
L.S. Biesecker: L.S. Biesecker, Intramural Genome Institute.
Eric Green: Eric Green.
Dan Roden: Dan Roden, Vanderbilt.
Howard Jacob: Howard Jacob, Hudson Alpha Institute for Biotechnology.
Teri Manolio: Teri Manolio.
Carol Bult: Carol Bult.
Rex Chisholm: Rex Chisholm, Northwestern University in Chicago.
Marc Williams: Marc Williams, Geisinger Health System.
Cal MacRae: Cal MacRae, Brigham and Women's and Harvard
Medical School.
Jose Ordovas: Jose Ordovas, USDA and Tufts University in
Boston.
Peter Robinson: Peter Robinson, Charité University Hospital,
Berlin.
Wendy Rubinstein: Wendy Rubinstein, NCBI at NHI.
Barbara Stranger: Barbara Stranger, University of Chicago.
Monte Westerfield: Monte Westerfield, University of Oregon.
Gail Herman: Gail Herman, Nationwide Children's Hospital,
and the Ohio State University.
Christine Seidman: Christine Seidman, Brigham and Women's Hospital
and Harvard Medical School.
Cecilia Lo: Cecilia Lo, University of Pittsburgh.
Daniel MacArthur: Daniel MacArthur, Mass. General Hospital,
and the Broad Institute.
Annie Niehaus: Annie Niehaus, NHGRI.
Elian Silverman: Elian Silverman, NHGRI.
Nicole Lockhart: Nicole Lockhart, NHGRI, Division of Genomics
and Society.
Elise Feingold: Elise Feingold, NHGRI, Division of Genome
Sciences.
Jean McEwen: Jean McEwen, NHGRI, Division of Genomics and
Society.
Peter O'Donnell: Peter O'Donnell, University of Chicago.
Melissa Landrum: Melissa Landrum, Clinical [inaudible].
Donna Messersmith: Donna Messersmith, Genomic Healthcare Branch
at NHGRI.
Emily Edelman: Emily Edelman, the Jackson Laboratory.
Jyoti Dayal: Jyoti Dayal, Genomic Medicine, NHGRI.
Heidi Sofia: Heidi Sofia, NHGRI.
Mike Pazin: Mike Pazin, NHGRI.
Scott Weiss: Scott Weiss, Partners Healthcare, and Harvard
Medical School.
Michael Hahn: Michael Hahn, NHGRI.
Ken Wiley: Ken Wiley, NHGRI.
Bob Wildin: Bob Wildin, Genomic Healthcare Branch, NHGRI.
Dina Paltoo: Dina Paltoo, NIH Office of Science Policy.
Julie Johnson: Julie Johnson, University of Florida.
Ebony Maddens: Ebony Madden, NHGRI.
Debra Leonard: Debra Leonard, University of Vermont.
Bruce Korf: Bruce Korf, University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Mike Murray: Mike Murray, Geisinger Health System.
Karen Carniol: Karen Carniol, CELL Press.
Adam Felsenfeld: Adam Felsenfeld, NHGRI.
Sheena Faherty: Sheena Faherty, NHGRI.
Steve Benowitz: Steve Benowitz, Communications, NHGRI.
Jeff Struewing: Jeff Struewing, NHGRI.
Vence Bonham: Vence Bonham, NHGRI.
Jeff Schloss: Jeff Schloss, NHGRI, Division of Genomic Science.
Anastasia Wise: Anastasia, NHGRI.
Melissa Parisi: Melissa Parisi, NICHD.
Eric Green: We have not forgotten anybody, I hope. Okay.
So my job as moderator is mainly to keep people on time and interrupt when your time is up.
The times in the program are the total time. There'll be five minutes for discussion after
each talk as well as the discussion at the end. So, Howard, you have 15 minutes starting
now. And I won't spend a lot of time introducing people because there are these wonderful biographies
at the end, presumably written by the people who are standing there --
[laughter]
-- so they can take the blame or the credit for them. Howard is going to start us off
by talking to the topic of convincing clinicians to use functionalized genomic data.
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