INFORMATION DISSEMINATION

信息传播

• 批准号: 7313356
• 负责人: ALAN F. Rick HORWITZ
• 金额: $ 4.89万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2006
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2006-08-10 至 2011-07-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/7313356
• 关键词: Internet; biomedical facility; computer program /software; computers; cooperative study; data management; information dissemination; information systems

The Core is comprised of two components, Information Dissemination and Information Coordination. The goal of the former is to disseminate information on technology, scientific findings and methodologies as rapidly, yet responsibly, as possible. The goal of the latter is to provide hardware and software infrastructure to manage, analyze, and distribute the sequence, expression, and structural information, and information on Cell Migration activities, produced by the Cell Migration Consortium. The Consortium's web site (www.cellmigration.org) is the major forum for information transfer. It has existed in three editions. The initial web site announced the Consortium and outlined its organization, objectives, approaches, and activities. It also contained material of interest to the general migration community including meeting announcements, an introduction to Cell Migration for the general public, and initial Consortium accomplishments. The second edition was launched as the Consortium began to produce significant data, technologies, and other products. The activities section was expanded greatly to include detailed descriptions of the Consortium activities and approaches for each initiative, descriptions on data release and collaboration policies, lists of completed, ongoing and planned activities, contact personnel, and the products of the initiatives. The latter takes several forms depending on the initiative. For some, it could be a list of publications, software, or protocols. For others, e.g., the proteomics and discovery initiatives, it includes data sets. Finally, there are lists of pertinent, non Consortium generated resources, e.g., an inclusive list of biosensors or phosphorylation specific antibodies for the Biosensor Initiative. All of these data were coordinated and linked to the Cell Migration Knowledgebase (CMKB, see below). The most recent edition is a result of collaboration with the Nature Publishing Group (NPG), the goal being to bring our products to the attention of the broadest possible audience, on the one hand, and to provide a resource for the field as a whole, by presenting not only Consortium generated information, but information about cell migration that goes beyond the Consortium.

核心由两个组成部分组成：信息传播和信息 协调。前者的目的是传播有关技术，科学发现和 方法论尽可能快地但要负责任。后者的目的是提供硬件和 软件基础架构以管理，分析和分发序列，表达和结构 细胞迁移财团产生的信息和有关细胞迁移活动的信息。这 财团的网站（www.cellmigration.org）是信息传输的主要论坛。它存在于 三个版本。最初的网站宣布了联盟，并概述了其组织，目标， 方法和活动。它还包含一般移民社区感兴趣的材料 会议公告，公众的细胞迁移简介以及初始财团 成就。第二版是在财团开始产生重要数据时启动的 技术和其他产品。活动部分大大扩展到包括详细说明 每个计划的财团活动和方法，数据发布和协作的描述 政策，已完成和计划的活动清单，联系人员以及 倡议。后者根据主动性采用几种形式。对于某些人来说，它可能是出版物的清单， 软件或协议。对于其他人，例如蛋白质组学和发现计划，它包括数据集。最后， 有相关的非财团生成的资源列表，例如，生物传感器的包含列表或 生物传感器倡议的磷酸化特异性抗体。所有这些数据均协调并链接到 细胞迁移知识库（CMKB，见下文）。最新版是与 自然出版集团（NPG），目的是将我们的产品引起最广泛的注意 一方面，可能的受众不仅通过展示 财团生成了信息，但有关细胞迁移的信息超出了财团。