Project governance

BIOSID management and advisory structure

How the historical consortium coordinated its work, reported results and obtained external advice.

Coordination and steering

CeeD served as coordinator. The original site identifies Séverine Sigrist as the project coordinator. A steering committee brought together partner representatives to take consortium-level decisions and review progress.

Work packages and reporting

The final report describes five technical work packages, one for dissemination and one for management. Work package leads coordinated their part of the programme. A technical and managerial support team reported progress and issues to the steering committee.

Ethical and external advice

The historical project described a committee for ethics and good practice, with expertise for human and animal research. An external advisory board was intended to bring independent perspectives from transplantation, endocrine physiology and patient advocacy. Its published membership and biographical notes relate to the original project period.

See the consortium directory and milestone timeline for the institutions and meeting dates.

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