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GMI newsletter 198 people from 34 countries will be participating in the GMI7 Meeting

198 people from 34 countries will be participating in the GMI7 Meeting at FERA in York, England 11-12 September

We have had a very good response with around 198 people so far registered – so very close to capacity. The website will be updated with further logistic details e.g. on arranged transport to/from York hotels as well as the final programme. See the GMI7 FERA website http://fera.co.uk/events/GMI2014... Read more


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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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