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NIHNATIONAL HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH INSTITUTE

HGRP Logistical Coordinating Center

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Institution
Washington University, MO
Principal investigator
Ting Wang
Funding
$200K
Duration
2019–2029
Open portfolio

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Abstract

PROJECT SUMMARY (Project 3: HGRP Logistical Coordinating Center) Efficient and effective logistical and scientific coordination is critical to the continued success of the HPRC, and to maximizing the value of the data, resources and tools produced by the consortium. We propose to continue the successful management infrastructure of the HPRC Logistical Coordinating Center (LCC) to manage the Human Pangenome Reference Consortium. We will continue to facilitate the construction, maintenance and dissemination of the pangenome reference and associated tools by providing the organizational foundation for the consortium. To do so we will maintain both internal and external facing HPRC websites, support all consortium communications, budgetary planning and reporting, track publications and presentations, organize annual meetings and cross-consortia meetings with adopter programs, support both domestic and international outreach and educational activities, provide the global scientific community access to protocols, tools, data, and other HPRC resources, and solicit and respond promptly to community feedback. We will support the development of the international Human Pangenome Project, which will continue beyond the tenure of the HPRC.

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