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  • pacbio
    Member
    • Sep 2011
    • 91

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    Inaugural Festival of Genomics - Boston, June 22 - 24

    Posting on behalf of Frontline Genomics: The Festival of Genomics takes place in Boston this June 22-24, 2015 - it's the inaugural event, bringing together the very best from the world of genomics.

    If you work in drug development, investigate new frontiers in research or help patients in a clinical setting; this festival is to celebrate your achievements and to help you to go even further.

    Plenary speakers:
    • George M. Church Professor of Genetics, Harvard medical school
    • Eric D.Green Director, National Human Genome Research Institute
    • C. Jimmy Lin President, Rare Genomics Institute
    • James R. Lupski Professor of Pediatrics, Byalor college of Medicine
    • Robert C. Green Associate Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical school
    • Jonathan Bingham Product manager, Google Genomics

    Details on all speakers

    Streams
    • Genomic Medicine
    • Long read sequencing
    • Translational epigenetics
    • Rare diseases
    • Cancer genomics
    • Genomic data analysis
    • Practical clinical implementation
    • pharmacogenomics

    Full details on the agenda

    Book now as prices are going up from $150.00 to $249.99 soon!
  • eleanorFLG
    Junior Member
    • May 2015
    • 3

    #2
    The talk stream 'Long Read Sequencing' might be particularly interesting for users here. It covers the current and future world of long reads as well as applications for healthcare.
    Speakers include:
    Jonas Korlach of Pacific Biosciences and Chad Nusbaum of The Broad Institute
    register here from only $200:
    [URL="http:clarion.circdata-solutions.co.uk/Microsites/RFG/publish/FLG15/?SourceLongReadForum"]

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