International Summer School
	From Genome to Life:     Structural, Functional and Evolutionary approaches
	VAN DE SANDE Karin GARNET, University of York, Department of Biology, Heslington, York YO10 5DD, UK title: GARNet, the Genomic Arabidopsis Resource Network GARNet, the Genomic Arabidopsis Resource Network, was created to establish (inter)national facilities of genomics resources for Arabidopsis and other plant research. An extensive range of high throughput genomic techniques and resources, run as a user driven service, will allow for fast progress of a variety of research projects. GARNet is a UK-based Arabidopsis functional genomics network, funded for 3 years by the UK Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council. During the three years over which funding is received resources and services for functional genomics research will be created and become available. After this, services will continue on a cost recovery basis. During each year, an international functional genomics meeting will be organised at the University of York. This years' meeting will take place on September the17th and 18th. Members of the community who have used the GARNet services will have the opportunity to present their results. A registration form for the meeting is available on the GARNet website. All GARNet services and resources are publicly available and data created using the GARNet resources will be made publicly available via various databases designed and held at NASC (AGR, NTP) and the JIC (ATIdb). Access to resources and services is via the GARNet website.   ADDITIONAL DATA HTTP LINK: GARNet website: http://garnet.Arabidopsis.org.uk.