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The GMI11 meeting is a Technical Meeting on the impact of Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) on Global Health and Microbiology within a One Health Framework and is being organised by WHO and the GMI Steering Committee.

The meeting will be held at the Centre International de Conférences (CICG), Geneva, Switzerland, 16-18 May 2018.

GMI11 will be hosted by WHO in Geneva, Switzerland, the week before the World Health Assembly. The GMI11 meeting dates are 16-18 May 2018.

The registration platform is now open, and a draft program is available for review (see right column).

GMI is now accepting abstracts for poster presentations at GMI11 as well. Interested parties should follow the submission guidelines provided (see right column).

We also have a list of hotels to help with your travel arrangement (see right column). 

If you have questions about GMI11, please contact Joergen Schlundt (jschlundt@ntu.edu.sg) or Vibeke Dybdahl Hammer (vdha@food.dtu.dk).

Updated by Jeffrey Edward Skiby on 23 August 2019
The abstracts for presentations and posters presented at the GMI 11 meeting are available.
The programme for GMI11 is available.

The GMI11 Registration platform is now open.

Please create your profile and provide all required information.

There are a number of hotels in France very close to the border with bus/taxi connections. E.g., a taxi from Ferney Voltaire to CCRG would be around 10-15 minutes.
Updated by Jeffrey Edward Skiby on 23 August 2019
GMI envisions a global system of DNA genome databases for microbial and infectious disease identification and diagnostics. Such a system will benefit those tackling individual problems at the frontline, clinicians, veterinarian, etc., as well as policy-makers, regulators, and industry. By enabling access to this global resource, a professional response on health threats will be within reach of all countries with basic laboratory infrastructure.
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