Single Cell Genomics

Single cell genomics is a revolutionary technology transforming many fields of biological research, including immunology and cancer. Through its many applications (e.g. single cell genome sequencing, single cell transcriptomics, and various single cell epigenetic profiling approaches), researchers can characterize the genetic and functional properties of individual cells in their native conditions, leading to numerous experimental and clinical opportunities.

Topics will cover:
Development and stem cells
Epigenomics and chromatin structure
Immunology
New experimental approaches
Computational techniques

Speakers: Ido Amit Weizmann Institute of Science, Sten Linnarsson Karolinska Institute, John Marioni EMBL-EBI/WTSI, Rickard Sandberg Karolinska Institute, Amos Tanay Weizmann Institute of Science, Alexander van Oudenaarden Hubrecht Institute, Arnold Kriegstein University of California, San Francisco, Ben Simons University of Cambridge. Timm Schroeder ETH Zurich, Allon Klein Harvard Medical School, Long Cai California Institute of Technology, Barbara Treutlein Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Maria Kaspar Karolinska Institutet, Ana Pombo Max Delbruck Center for Molecular Biology, Stephanie Hicks Harvard School of Public Health, Peter Fraser Babraham Institute, Bart Deplancke Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Will Greenleaf Stanford University, Sarah Teichmann EMBL-EBI

Price:
Students from: £200,
Academics from: £300,
Commercial from: £400

Category: Conferences | Science, Health and Medicine

Booking: http://atnd.it/51800-1