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Date: Fri, 15 Jan 1988 19:29
Date: Fri, 15 Jan 1988 19:29
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Bulletin_# 60 From: SEQNET 15 Jan 88 European list: A FORM TO FILL
Date: 15 Jan 88
From: SEQNET
Subject: European list: A FORM TO FILL
The response to the request for names, addresses and interests has been
good. Before we go any further - Rob Harper suggests we use a standard
form which can be processed by computer. So here it is along with the
latest batch of entries (in the old sloppy format).
Please keep sending your details so that we can make an effective list.
Thanks. Martin Bishop.
From: <HARPER@EARN.FINFUN> 15-JAN-1988 12:07
To: MJB1
Subj: NETWORK ID's and much much more...
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Subject: NETWORK ID's and much much more...
To: mjb1@UK.AC.CAM.VMS-SUPP
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EXPERIMENTAL DATABASE
I like the idea that you are collecting NETWORK address's,
and I think that the folks at BIOTECH have similar plans in
the pipeline... and hopefully the data will be available on
BIOSERVE@UMDC. It is good that this type of information is
FREELY available to other users who may have similar professional
interests, and hopefully it will foster both national and
international contacts. I was most pleased to receive the names
and address's that came over the EARN network this morning, but
I have one small quibble, namely the information could be more
standardised and structured so I could make a very useful database
out of it here on my micro...
Since the possibilities for electronic communication is expanding, I
also think that it would be good if many different means of
communication could be listed; postal address, phone, telex, telefax
and network ID's etc.
People hate filling in forms and when they do fill them in they
do it all wrong anyway... so I am now going to give you THREE forms
which might be used for filling in useful and NONSENSITIVE information.
A BLANK form to add your OWN data according to the examples
in the GENERAL and SPECIFIC guidlines.
Here they are for your consideration.
BLANK FORM
NAME: ! !
ADDRESS: ! !
CITY: ! !
COUNTY: ! !
COUNTRY: ! !
PHONE: ! !
TELEX: ! !
TELEFAX: ! !
NETWORK IDS: ! !
PROFESSION: ! !
CAREER: ! !
GENERAL: ! !
(the ! mark is only there as a guide line to keep things neat)
GENERAL FORM
NAME: Proper name (EARN/BITNET/JANET/ID Country)
ADDRESS: Institution, Department
CITY: Postal code, City
COUNTY: County
COUNTRY: Country
PHONE: International code, citycode, Workphone (Homephone)
TELEX: Telex number (Country)
TELEFAX: Telefax number (Country)
NETWORK IDS: JANET, BITNET, EARN
PROFESSION: Job (particular expertise)
CAREER: Interests
GENERAL: Interests
SPECIFIC FORM
NAME: Robert Harper (HARPER@finfun FINLAND)
ADDRESS: University of Helsinki, Department of Microbiology
CITY: SF-00710 HELSINKI 71
COUNTY: ---------------------------
COUNTRY: FINLAND
PHONE: +358 0 378011/466 (work) 308627 (home)
TELEX: 124 690 UNIH SF (FINLAND)
TELEFAX: 374 1520
NETWORK IDS: HARPER@finfun
PROFESSION: Microbiologist (Lactobacillus research and fermentation)
CAREER: Biotechnology and Information Technology.
GENERAL: Sleeping, Gardening, Public Domain software.
If I received the information in such a format it would be easy to
put it into a datbase file and do all sorts of nice things with it.
Rob "don't put crazy long messages out over the network" Harper
(Message number 7) [ u ]
Accepted: 17:53:59 15 Jan 88
Submitted: 17:53:38 15 Jan 88
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*name Ashburner,M.
From: MA11
To: seqnet
Subject: european directory
Michael Ashburner
Department of Genetics
University of Cambridge
Downing Street
Cambridge
England
Telephone 44-(0)223-333969
ma11@uk.ac.cam.phx
ashburner@arpa.bionet-20
*name Blair,G.E.
3 BCH6GEB@UK.AC.LEEDS.CMS1
BCH6GEB%LEEDS.CMS1@EARN.RL.AC.UK
Dr G Eric Blair, Department of Biochemistry,
University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT, U.K.
Interests: eukaryotic transcription
transcription factors & their interaction with DNA
oncogenic transformation of mammalian cells
molecular biology of human adenoviruses
myelin gene expression
*name Herries,D.G.
From: BCH6DGH@UK.AC.LEEDS.UCS.CMS1
To: SEQNET@UK.AC.CAM.PHX
In connection with SEQNET bulletin no.52, 8.1.88
herewith 3 names for inclusion in Mol. Biol. interest list:
1 BCH6DGH@UK.AC.LEEDS.CMS1
BCH6DGH%LEEDS.CMS1@EARN.RL.AC.UK
Dr David G Herries, Department of Biochemistry, University of Leeds,
Leeds LS2 9JT, U.K.
Interests: computer applications in biochemistry
*name Jackman,P.J.H.
From: JACKMAN@UK.AC.AFRC.FRIN
To: mjb1@UK.AC.CAM.PHX
Re European Directory
Jackman@UK.AC.AFRC.FRIN
Dialcom 42:CDT0013
Dr.Peter J.H.Jackman
National Collection of Yeast Cultures,
AFRC Inst of Food Research,
Colney Lane,
Norwich, NR4 7UA
Norfolk,
UK
Curator National Collection of Yeast Cultures & National Collection of Food
Bacteria.
Member committee Society for General Microbiology Computer Club,
Member committee Microbial Strain Data Network
interests molecular systematics,computing in microbiology,strain databases
*name McFerran,N.V.
From: ABJA1248@UK.AC.QUEENS-BELFAST.CENTRE.VAX1 15-JAN-1988 10:47
To: MJB1
Subj:
Date: 15-JAN-1988 10:46:34 GMT +01:00
From: ABJA1248@UK.AC.QUEENS-BELFAST.CENTRE.VAX1
To: MJB1@UK.AC.CAM.VMS-SUPP
Martin
Here is my E-Mail address at Queen's, for the list of European Mol. Biols.:
ABJA1248@UK.AC.QUEENS-BELFAST.CENTRE.VAX
sorry it seems a bit of a mouthfull, the postal one isn't much better:
Dr. N.V.McFerran
Department of Biochemistry
The Queen's University of Belfast
Medical Biology Centre
97 Lisburn Rd.
BELFAST BT9 7BL
N. Ireland.
Interests include struct/fn relationships in proteins, notably proteases
& dehydrogenases, image analysis applications & lab automation.
Many thanks for the organisational effort last week, all the best for '88.
Neil McFerran.
*name Millner,P.A.
2 BCH6PAM@UK.AC.LEEDS.CMS1
BCH6PAM%LEEDS.CMS1@EARN.RL.AC.UK
Dr PauL A Millner, Department of Biochemistry, University of Leeds,
Leeds LS2 9JT, U.K.
Interests: signal transducing proteins
plant molecular biology
*name Saccone,C.
From: <SACCONE%VAXBA0.INFNET@EARN.IBOINFN> 15-JAN-1988 15:44
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Subj: EUROPEAN LIST
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(1) SACCONE@VAXBA0.INFNET
(2) CECILIA SACCONE
Dipartimento di Biochimica e
Biologia Molecolare
Universita' di Bari
Via Amendola 165/A
70126 - BARI (ITALY)
(3) Nucleic acid and protein database
Computer application on nucleic acid sequences
Molecular evolution
Mitochondrial Biogenesis
*name Touzel,J.P.
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I would like to participate and to enter your mail list.
Electronic mail address : Touzel at FRINRA72 (EARN)
Name : Jean Pierre TOUZEL
Postal address : INRA, Station de Technologie Alimentaire,
B.P. 39,
F-59651 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cedex (France)
Interests : Methane bacteria, Formate dehydrogenase cloning
*name Van Leuvan, Fred
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PLEASE KEEP ME POSTED ON ANY DEVELOPMENTS I,N THE FIELD OF MOLECULAR
BIOLOGY.MY POSTAL ADDRESS IS
FRED VAN LEUVEN
DEPT OF HUMAN GENETICS -UNIV OF LEUVEN
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B3000 LEUVEN BELGIUM.
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