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Open floor discussions Speakers for each day: please sit in the - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Open floor discussions Speakers for each day: please sit in the first row We are collecting everyone's input and want comments! Tweet to the hashtag: #microbiome Or use the NIH email: hmvision@nih.gov Or post questions on


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Open floor discussions

  • Speakers for each day:

please sit in the first row

  • We are collecting everyone's input and want

comments!

– Tweet to the hashtag: #microbiome – Or use the NIH email: hmvision@nih.gov – Or post questions on poster board in Salon E

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We are webcasting live

http://www.genome.gov/27554404

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Meeting report

  • Summary of presentations
  • Assessment of future
  • Assessment of gaps, needs, challenges
  • Authors: Rob Knight, Jacques Ravel
  • Others TBD
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Presenters

  • Please reserve 5 or more for questions
  • Please address gaps, needs, challenges
  • If you presented that day: please sit in first row

end of day discussion

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Why we are here

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This is our charge

  • Characterize current state of microbiome research;
  • Establish an overall 10 year vision;

To:

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This is our charge

  • Recognize the study of the human

microbiome, in disease and health, is of relevance to all NIH Institutes and Centers missions;

  • Increase awareness across all NIH Institutes

and Centers of gaps, needs and challenges faced by the microbiome research community;

To:

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This is our charge

  • Identify where coherent oversight of policies

and approaches between NIH institutes will…

  • Identify areas where common resources or

partnerships will… …. maximally benefit microbiome research

To:

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This is our charge

  • Explore how NIH and other government

funding agencies will collaborate:

– to integrate the microbiome into studies of human health – for studies of human interactions and their environment e.g., the Earth's microbial communities.

To:

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Thank you

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Meeting report

  • Summary of presentations
  • Assessment of future
  • Assessment of gaps, needs, challenges
  • Authors: Rob Knight, Jacques Ravel
  • Others TBD
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Presenters

  • Please reserve 5 or more for questions
  • Please address gaps, needs, challenges
  • If you presented that day: please sit in first row

end of day discussion