[Myexperiment-discuss] RE: Workflow re-use

[Joanne Pennock]

Dear Carole,

I think it's a great idea too. Thank you for the acknowledgement in your 
slides.. but thank goodness there's no photo! 

I'd love to discuss (more!) workflow possibilities. The work with Paul has been 
really useful, although we haven't really followed it up in detail yet. Lots to 
do.

A meeting with Katy would be good. My contact details are below.

Jo

Dr JL Pennock
Faculty of Life Sciences
C2222 Michael Smith Building
University of Manchester
Dover Street
Manchester M13 9PT
Tel: +44 161 275 5240 (lab)
Tel: +44 161 306 4221 (office)
Fax: +44161 275 5082
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Carole Goble [mailto:address@hidden 
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 1:41 PM
To: David Hoyle
Cc: address@hidden; address@hidden; Katy Wolstencroft
Subject: Re: Workflow re-use

David

excellent idea! Hello Jo! I use your name all the time :) You are famous
in e-Science.

I can send Katy over to see you.

Carole


> Dear Carole,
>
> I have been speaking recently with Jo Pennock (cc'd) about some
> statistical calculations. Jo is the mouse biologist who re-used Paul
> Fisher's trypanosomiasis workflow for identification of mouse
> pathways. I saw that you had cited the workflow re-use exemplar within
> some of your recent presentations, e.g. WORK07. I took the liberty of
> forwarding the relevant slides to Jo, so that she could see how far
> her research had been traveling within the Computer Science community
> and in particular the Web2.0 community. Having spoken with Jo, I think
> she has a number of other questions and problems that are ripe for
> solution with a workflow based approach. I suggested to Jo that I
> e-mail you. I think there is an opportunity here and that you two
> should be talking to each other - my apologies if you have already
> been introduced. Jo has just been appointed as Lecturer within FLS,
> with a remit to work in the area of translational medicine, possibly
> mapping mouse model results onto human. I would guess workflows
> generated from Jo's questions would have wide potential for re-use and
> Jo's work could be an early contribution to your myExperiment community ?
>
> Best wishes,
>
> David
>