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  • LifeScienceMarketing
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    • Apr 2011
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    NGx 2013 features 2 new programs [August 19-21, Providence, RI]

    This summer (August 19-21) experienced researchers from large sequencing centers, core laboratories and specialized groups will convene to share their practical knowledge, real-world experiences and solutions at CHI's "NGx: Applying Next-Generation Sequencing" event. View the agenda at http://bit.ly/JMvxMl.

    In addition to the flagship Sequencing Strategies for Success and Sequencing Data Analysis conferences, this year's event features two new programs: Dynamics of the Microbiome on Health and Disease focusing on understanding the role of the microbiome to offer new insights into disease processes and discovery of new therapeutic strategies, and Single-Cell Sequencing showcasing the links between cell variation in tissues and organ function and further elucidating the origins of diseases.

    I hope you make plans to join us in Providence, RI for in-depth presentations, interactive discussion groups, short courses*, and networking opportunities. Standard registration grants you access to all meetings, allowing you to create an agenda that best fits your research needs.

    Advance Registration discounts are available until Friday, July 12. Register today to take advantage of reduced registration rates and "SAVE UP TO $250".

    To Register:
    Call toll free: +1-888-999-6288
    Visit: https://chidb.com/register/2013/dtd/reg.asp

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