ION BRU Nanopore User Group Meeting - Infectious Diseases In collaboration with Edinburgh Infectious Diseases the Nanopore User Group invites you attend at the next meeting which will focus on infectious disease research using Nanopore sequencing. The timing of the meeting is designed to coincide with the end of the Genome Science conference held in Edinburgh. The afternoon will feature scientific talks and networking sessions over lunch and tea/coffee. Keynote speaker We will have a special keynote speaker, Dr Matt Loose from the University of Nottingham. Matt's website Programme 13:00: FreeFood! 14:00: Introduction to Nanopore and ION BRU – Amanda Warr 14:20: Application of short and long-read sequencing during the investigation a small cluster of cases of Shiga Toxin-producing Escherichia coli O157:H7 – David Greig 14:40: Pathogen surveillance in a resource-poor setting– Stefan Rooke 15:00: A nice cup of tea (or coffee or Irn-Bru) 15:30: The genome of Caenorhabditisbovis – Lewis Stevens 15:50: Long-Read Sequencing Determines Genome Structure in Salmonella Typhi – Emma Ainsworth 16:10: Targeted sequencing with Nanopore – Matt Loose Please register to attend on Eventbrite Evenbrite registration link Sep 05 2019 13.00 - 17.00 ION BRU Nanopore User Group Meeting - Infectious Diseases The next meeting of the Nanopore User Group will focus on uses for infectious diseases - register now! Room 2.13 Old Infirmary Institute of Geography 1 Drummond Street Edinburgh EH8 9XP Venue location Registration
ION BRU Nanopore User Group Meeting - Infectious Diseases In collaboration with Edinburgh Infectious Diseases the Nanopore User Group invites you attend at the next meeting which will focus on infectious disease research using Nanopore sequencing. The timing of the meeting is designed to coincide with the end of the Genome Science conference held in Edinburgh. The afternoon will feature scientific talks and networking sessions over lunch and tea/coffee. Keynote speaker We will have a special keynote speaker, Dr Matt Loose from the University of Nottingham. Matt's website Programme 13:00: FreeFood! 14:00: Introduction to Nanopore and ION BRU – Amanda Warr 14:20: Application of short and long-read sequencing during the investigation a small cluster of cases of Shiga Toxin-producing Escherichia coli O157:H7 – David Greig 14:40: Pathogen surveillance in a resource-poor setting– Stefan Rooke 15:00: A nice cup of tea (or coffee or Irn-Bru) 15:30: The genome of Caenorhabditisbovis – Lewis Stevens 15:50: Long-Read Sequencing Determines Genome Structure in Salmonella Typhi – Emma Ainsworth 16:10: Targeted sequencing with Nanopore – Matt Loose Please register to attend on Eventbrite Evenbrite registration link Sep 05 2019 13.00 - 17.00 ION BRU Nanopore User Group Meeting - Infectious Diseases The next meeting of the Nanopore User Group will focus on uses for infectious diseases - register now! Room 2.13 Old Infirmary Institute of Geography 1 Drummond Street Edinburgh EH8 9XP Venue location Registration
Sep 05 2019 13.00 - 17.00 ION BRU Nanopore User Group Meeting - Infectious Diseases The next meeting of the Nanopore User Group will focus on uses for infectious diseases - register now!