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  • james hadfield
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    Cambridge, UK
    Community Forum
    • Feb 2008
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    Illumina sequencing user meeting at CRUK Cambridge Research: February 17th 5-6PM...

    Dear All,

    There will be a meeting for Cambridge users of the CRI Illumina sequencers at CRI next month. Illumina will be presenting a roadmap update to showcase the new HiSeq sequencer (http://www.illumina.com/systems/hiseq_2000.ilmn) and the developments in sample prep that are coming in the spring. There will also be presentations from two local users, if you would like to present at one of our meetings please let me know. We will be hosting meetings in May, Aug and Nov at the Gurdon Institute, Plant Sciences and LMB.

    This meeting will be held in the CRI lecture theatre from 5-6 on Wednesday 17th of February. There will be beer and pizza afterwards so stick around and talk with other users in Cambridge. Please confirm your attendance so we order enough!

    Please let me know if anyone you work with would also like to come along.

    See you in February.
    Sincerely,
    James.

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    James Hadfield

    Head of Genomics Core Facility
    Cancer Research UK,
    Cambridge Research Institute,
    Li Ka Shing centre,
    Robinson Way,
    Cambridge, CB2 0RE
    UK.
    Tel: +44 (0)1223 40 4250
    Fax: +44 (0)1223 404208
    Mob: +44(0)7879 844167
    email: [email protected]

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