Next-Gen Sequencing

Date: Thursday, 9 May 2013 - Friday, 10 May 2013
Location: Boston, MA, USA

Keynote Speakers

Elizabeth Worthey
Assistant Professor, Medical College of Wisconsin

Overview

Welcome to the Next-Gen Sequncing track of the Genomics Research 2013 conference and exhibition. This year's event will be held in Boston.

With our Next-Gen Sequencing series of conferences going from strength to strength, our 2013 meeting will building on the success of our 2012 conference. There will be two days of cutting edge research from within the Next-Gen Sequencing field, with fantastic Keynote presentations lined up from Wigard Kloosterman and Elizabeth Worthey; who will be sharing their considerable experience and latest work.

Other conference tracks at this event include miRNAi and Non-Coding RNA, Advances in qPCR, Epigenetics and Genomic Biomarkers. Registered delegates will have access to all four meetings ensuring a highly cost-effective trip.

Agenda Topics

3rd Generation Sequencing Technologies
Applications of Sequencing Data
Data Analysis and Bioinformatics
RNA-Seq
Sequencing Platforms and Methods
Toxicogenomics

Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities

Exhibition Team,
exhibitors@selectbio.com
+44 (0) 1206 501654

Confirmed Speakers to date

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Kaifu Chen, Postdoctoral Fellow, Baylor College of Medicine
Harry Gao, Director, City of Hope Beckman Research Institute
Brian Haas, Manager, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
Curtis Knox, Vice President, Lucigen
Shawn Levy, Faculty Investigator, Hudsonalpha Institute for Biotechnology
Han Liang, Assistant Professor, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Peter Park, Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School
Allison Peak, Lab Technician, Stowers Institute for Medical Research
Maureen Sartor, Assistant Professor, University of Michigan
Stephan Schuster, Professor, The Pennsylvania State University
Tom Schwei, Vice President/General Manager, Dnastar Inc
Scott Tebbutt, Associate Professor, University of British Columbia
Kelley Thomas, Professor, University of New Hampshire
Mick Watson, Head, The University of Edinburgh
James Willey, Professor, The University of Toledo Health Science