Effective pathogen surveillance is essential for early detection and response to outbreaks. However, next-generation sequencing (NGS) data often requires complex pipelines and bioinformatics expertise that many labs cannot easily support.
This webinar will show how BugSeq streamlines NGS analysis and turns complex data into clear, actionable results. Learn how leading clinical and public health labs use BugSeq for pathogen identification, antimicrobial resistance (AMR) detection, and outbreak tracking.
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
- The challenges of microbial identification with WGS and the practical solutions labs are using
- How to detect AMR genes and plasmids in clinical, research, and surveillance samples
- How WGS helps identify and stop outbreaks, from carbapenem-resistant organisms to C. difficile
- Anyone who sequences pathogens using NGS
- Clinical labs without bioinformatics expertise
- Public health labs working on surveillance
- Molecular scientists, lab directors, and infection control professionals
- Academic, food testing, and diagnostics labs interested in microbial identification and characterization