[Homer-users] Homer Testimonials are needed

[David Boas]

Dear All,
Sorry to bug you all with this. This is my last request to the 
list-server about this (well, until I have to resubmit :) ).

I am very happy with how many of you have sent very kind testimonials. 
We only need 7 more to reach my target (but even more is great!). A few 
of you have asked if testimonials from students and non-US scientists is 
useful, and indeed it is. So, if you have 5 or 10 min, please make the 
small effort and send the following information.

Thank you all for the support!

David

Name:
Position:
Email:
Department:
Institution:
Funding (not needed, but mention relevant NIH grant number if you have 
it, or any other funding mechanism):
A few sentences of how Homer is or will impact your research and why 
that is important to your field of study.




On 5/3/14, 5:34 PM, David Boas wrote:
> Dear All,
> Thank you to all who have sent me testimonials. With just one email 
> request, we managed to get just over halfway to my target. Several 
> more of you have said you will send them soon, so I am confident we 
> will reach our target.
>
> If you haven't gotten to it yet, please take a few minutes and send me 
> a testimonial at dboas at nmr.mgh.harvard.edu . The information I need is 
> indicated below. I need this by May 19.
>
> Thank you for the support with this.
>
> David
>
>
> Name:
> Position:
> Email:
> Department:
> Institution:
> Funding (not needed, but mention relevant NIH grant number if you have 
> it, or any other funding mechanism):
> A few sentences of how Homer is or will impact your research and why 
> that is important to your field of study.

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