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    • May 2017
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    CRISPR Genome Editing course in Berlin

    Dear all,

    Still places left on our 3-day course "Approaches and Computational tools for CRISPR Genome editing", which is being held at the Free University of Berlin (Germany) from the 28th to 30 October 2019

    Instructors:

    1) Dr. Luca Pinello (http://pinellolab.org/; Harvard Medical School, USA)

    2) Dr. Kendell Clement (http://pinellolab.org/; Harvard Medical School, USA)

    This course is aimed at researchers and technical workers who are designing CRISPR genome editing experiments or will be analyzing genome editing data. The material is suitable both for experimentalists who want to learn more about data analysis as well as computational biologists who want to learn about genome editing design and analysis methods.

    The course will be delivered over the course of three days. Each day will include a lecture and laboratory component. The lecture will introduce the topics of discussion and the laboratory sessions will be focused on practical hands-on analysis of genome editing data. These sessions will involve a combination of both mirroring exercises with the instructor to demonstrate a skill as well as applying these skills on your own to complete individual exercises. After and during each exercise, interpretation of results will be discussed as a group. Computing will be done using a combination of tools installed on the attendees laptop computer and web resources accessed via web browser.

    For more information about the programme, please visit our website: https://www.physalia-courses.org/cou...hops/course53/

    Here is the full list of our courses and Workshops: https://www.physalia-courses.org/courses-workshops/

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