Human Genome Project Information Genomic Science Program DOE Microbial Genomics home skip navigation About the HGP Ethical / Legal Issues Medicine Education Gene Gateway Research Archive Report of the Invitational DOE Workshop on Genome Informatics, 26-27 April 1993 The Office of Health and Environmental Research of the Department of Energy (OHER/DOE) sponsored a meeting in Baltimore on 26-27 April of a group of experts to assess the state of current OHER-related bioinformatics efforts and to offer advice on planning and coordinating future activities. OHER has a considerable interest in bioinformatics, in large part, because of the DOE Human Genome and the Structural Biology programs. TOPICS DISCUSSED IN DOE INFORMATICS SUMMIT 26-27 APRIL 1993, BALTIMORE, MD CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION II. TYPES OF INFORMATICS PROJECTS III. OVERVIEW OF COMMUNITY DATABASES AND PROJECTS IV. TYPES OF COMMUNITY DATABASE USERS V. USER REQUIREMENTS VI. DATA SUBMISSION AND CURATION ISSUES VII. COMMUNITY DATABASE REQUIREMENTS VIII. GENOME-WIDE INFORMATICS COORDINATION IX. TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AND SOFTWARE SHARING X. MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS XI. SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS Appendix I: Sample Questions for a Federated Database Appendix II: Meeting Attendees Appendix III: Recommendations from Readers

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