Next-Generation Sequencing Conference 2013

GTC is proud to present the third installment of our next-generation sequencing conference to be held on June 19-21 in San Francisco, CA. With the rapid evolution of sequencing technology and its implementation into multiple applications, there is a continuing need for discussion: How do we apply the technology to our own research? What do we do with all of this sequencing data? What are the best ways to running a sequencing lab?

The 3rd Next-Generation Sequencing conference will provide a forum for industry, academic and government leaders in the field to present on the current and future applications of the technology as well as share strategies, best practices and protocols on the usage of the tool. Hot topics that will be covered include clinical diagnostics development, the microbiome and infectious disease applications, bioinformatics and methods of data analysis, nanopore sequencing and other future sequencing technologies on the horizon. Attend this conference to network with fellow scientists and researchers and learn about sequencing technologies that are available, how they are being applied and what are the strategies for handling the data.

Sessions for 2013’s agenda are:

Applications of NGS Platforms

Drug Discovery & Clinical Applications

Bioinformatics & Data Management Strategies

Human Metagenomics & the Microbiome

RNA Sequencing

Nanopores & Future Sequencing Technologies

Members of the Advisory Board:

Yair Benita, Senior Computation Biologist, Merck

Stuart Brown, Director of the Research Computing Resource, New York University

Rade Drmanac, Chief Scientific Officer, Complete Genomics

Jason Dwyer, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of Rhode Island

Malek Faham, Chief Scientific Officer, Sequenta

Mao Mao, Research Fellow, Pfizer

Kelly Oliner, Principal Scientist, In Vitro Diagnostics, Amgen

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