SPEAKERS: Boris Tichý (CEITEC MU), Vladimir Benes, Jonathan Landry, and Jan Provaznik (EMBL Heidelberg); Andreas Agathangelidis and Nikos Papakonstantinou (CERTH), Lesley Ann Sutton(UU).
The workshop on next-gen sequencing technologies and applications will be focused on both theoretical and practical aspects of next-generation sequencing including but not limited to applications of NGS in medicine (eg. sequencing of somatic genomes, rare variant screening).
Programme for Wednesday and Friday is closed, but feel free to register for lectures at Thursday.
Workshop programme
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Wednesday 18th January (9.00-17.00, building A35, Room 211, CLOSED) |
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| Boris Tichy, CEITEC MU: Theory and practice in Next-generation sequencing technology | |
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Thursday 19th January 2017 (9.00-16.30, building A11, Room 114, OPENED FOR ALL) |
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| Vladimir Benes, EMBL Heidelberg, Germany: NGS today and in the future | |
| Lesley Ann Sutton, Uppsala University, Sweden: Applications of NGS technologies in functional genomics: The CLL story | |
| Andreas Agathangelidis, CERTH, Greece: High throughput immunogenetics in Chronic lymphocytic leukemia | |
| Nikos Papakonstantinou, CERTH, Greece: Dissecting the role of the histone methyltransferase EZH2 in CLL | |
| Filip Pardy, CEITEC, Czech republic: Introduction to MinlON technology | |
| Jan Provaznik, EMBL Heidelberg, Germany: Genome assembly – Size matters | |
| Jonathan Landry, EMBL Heidelberg, Germany: RNA-seq data analysis – Practical assessment of the best practices | |
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Friday 20th January 2017 (9.30-12.00, building A35, Room 211, CLOSED) |
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| Individual discussions with guest lecturers | |
Registration is closed
For futher information contact Daria Kucharova at daria.kucharova@ceitec.muni.cz
