The seats, and who holds them.
The Centre is governed by two councils. The Supreme Advisory Council holds five permanent seats and takes the final decision on membership, grades and designations. The High Scientific Council holds seven seats for an annual term and is the body consulted where a decision turns on scientific judgement.
The council pages are being prepared.
The Supreme Advisory Council and the High Scientific Council of Centre for Immunology, Genetics, and Systems Biology, their seats and who holds them, are published here once the Centre is ready to name them.
About membership →SAC
Supreme Advisory Council
The five permanent seats, held by member numbers 0 to 4. Decided by member 0 alone; excluded from ranking and annual review.
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Seat 0
Director General DG
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Seat 1
Deputy Director DEPD
Vacant
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Seat 2
Head of Research HEADRES
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Seat 3
Head of Human Resources HEADHR
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Seat 4
Head of Scientific Integrity and Ethics SCIINTEG
Vacant
HSC
High Scientific Council
Seven seats with an annual term. The top three advisors by research score are seated automatically; those three elect the remaining four from the top fifteen.
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Seat 1
Vacant
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Seat 2
Vacant
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Seat 3
Vacant
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Seat 4
Vacant
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Seat 5
Vacant
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Seat 6
Vacant
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Seat 7
Vacant
A member is named here only where they have published a profile with the Centre. A seat held by a member who has not done so is shown as filled, without a name.How the councils are formed is set out on the governance page.





