NGS-CN public online workshop
On November 17th, 2020 join the four national NGS Competence Centers CCGA (Kiel), DcGC (Dresden), NCCT (Tübingen) and us, the WGGC, for a half-day workshop on the latest NGS opportunities…
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Annual Meeting of the AGD 2020
**Please note the update: the meeting will be online only** On December 17-18, 2020, the annual meeting of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Gen-Diagnostik e. V. (AGD) will take place in Bonn.…
Webinar: “How long reads are revolutionizing Plant Genomics”
The first webinar of the NGS-CN webinar series is held by Björn Usadel from HHU Düsseldorf on the topic "How long reads are revolutionizing Plant Genomics". To register to this…
Webinar: “MuWU – a Snakemake workflow for Mu-seq library annotation and analysis”
In the second webinar of the NGS-CN webinar series Tyll Stöcker will present the tool "MuWU - a Snakemake workflow for Mu-seq library annotation and analysis". Tyll is a PhD…
Webinar: “Potato genomics and allelic diversity”
In the third webinar of the NGS-CN webinar Dr. Richard Finkers from Wageningen Plant Breeding will speak about “Potato genomics and allelic diversity”. To register to this webinar write an…
Webinar: “Dissecting kidney and cardiovascular disease on a single cell level”
Our next NGS-CN webinar will host Prof. Rafael Kramann from University Hospital RWTH Aachen, who will talk about "Dissecting kidney and cardiovascular disease on a single cell level". Please note the…
Webinar: “Targeted Multi-OMICS approach to understand the immune response in convalescent COVID-19 patients”
Our next NGS-CN webinar will host Dr. Yogesh Singh from University Hospital Tübingen, who will talk about "Targeted Multi-OMICS approach to understand the immune response in convalescent COVID-19 patients". The…
Webinar: “Disentangling the mystery of a massive immune gene family expansion in zebrafish (Danio rerio)”
Our next NGS-CN webinar will host Dr. Jaanus Suurvaeli from University of Manitoba, Canada, who will talk about "Disentangling the mystery of a massive immune gene family expansion in zebrafish…
Webinar: “Host-microbiota interactions: Insights from human genetics and primate evolution”
Our next NGS-CN webinar will host Dr. Malte Rühlemann from the University of Kiel who will talk about "Host-microbiota interactions: Insights from human genetics and primate evolution". The webinar is online…
Webinar: “Dissecting kidney and cardiovascular disease on a single cell level”
We are back after summer with our next NGS-CN webinar, hosting Prof. Rafael Kramann from the RWTH Aachen who will talk about "Dissecting kidney and cardiovascular disease on a single…