Next-generation sequencing (NGS) is now central to outbreak investigations and antimicrobial resistance tracking. Through sophisticated sequencing and bioinformatics methods, scientists can track respiratory, enteric, and emerging pathogens in the environment and in populations, turning sequence data into actionable surveillance.
In this webinar, Heba Mostafa from Johns Hopkins Medicine and Joshua Levy from Scripps Research will share their work involving genomic surveillance of pathogens.
Topics to be covered:
- Genomic surveillance of infectious diseases, from evolutionary insights to clinical applications
- A quantitative multimodal framework for global genomic surveillance
Who should attend:
- Genomics researchers
- Epidemiologists
- Bioinformaticians
- Public heal scientists
- Microbiologists
- Infectious disease researchers
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