Exciting Update on Genomic Benchmarking!
Exciting news from our NGS-CN experts! The small variant calling benchmarking initiative by the NGS-CN and the GHGA is out and waiting for scientific feedback. Publication Link: https://doi.org/10.12688/f1000research.140344.1 Publication Highlights:
Explain episode 3 is out!
In this Explain Podcast episode explore with us – polonies, base jokers….ligation! Listen to our podcast and we’re happy to receive your feedback&questions via Email (podcast[dot]explain[at]ngs-kn[dot]de). ___The Explain Podcast is
NGS webinar speaker announcement: Ahmad Aziz
Register for our next NGS webinar on September 29th: Tandem repeats as genetic modifiers of brain function in health and disease
Fundamentals of transcriptomics data analysis – Workshop in Kiel
Register here until 20.09.23 (in person) or 24.10.23 (online) Download the full program here. Fundamentals of transcriptomics data analysis The “Fundamentals of transcriptomic data analysis” is a three-day intensive workshop
NCCT how-to blog: Ticket system, a tool for organizing communication between research and service teams (B2B)NCCT how-to blog:
A new how-to blog post from NCCT! Don’t forget to follow their page!
Explain special episode 1 is out!
In this Explain Podcast SPECIAL episode it’s time to dive into kitchen… genomics! Yes, your eyes don’t lie to you – we’ll isolate hosts DNA using household ingredients. On record.
NCCT how-to blog: 5 tips for perfect sample shipment
The NCCT has launched a LinkedIn Blog to share the best NGS tips! Read the first post here and don’t forget to follow their page!
NGS webinar speaker announcement: Ekaterina Osipova
Register for our next NGS webinar on August 24th: SUGAR RUSH – genomic basis of adaptations to nectarivory.
Explain episode 2 is out!
In this Explain Podcast episode we are diving into Pyrosequencing! Daniel and Iuliia are confused about fireflies… Here some useful resources! – Scientific american on how fireflies create light:https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-and-why-do-fireflies/– A
Explain episode 1 is out!
Join us for the Explain Podcast debut episode “Basics – from DNA to Sanger sequencing”! Get ready to witness a podcasting adventure like no other! Iuliia takes the brave leap
Listen to the Explain Podcast Teaser!
Are you curious about the technology that largely contributes to our present & future? Look no further! The Explain Podcast TEASER is out&about! In this short preview, we offer a
NGS-CN Workshop 2023 in Tübingen -hybrid meeting
Our annual NGS-CN Workshop is on the way!For those who can’t make it to the on site internal part in Tübingen, NGS-CN Workshop will have an external hybrid part (14th April) between 9:45
BD Single-Cell Multiomics Day – Join us on 21st March in Bonn and Online!
The seminar aims to provide insights into the latest technologies in scRNAseq and multiomics, which are essential to understand gene regulation and single-cell heterogeneity. The program includes an introduction to
Method of the Year 2022: long-read sequencing
LRS was selected as the method of the year 2022 by Nature Methods! This highlights the success of LRS in unraveling the dark regions of the human genome as part
Single Cell Omics in Clinical Applications SCOG Conference
Join the Single Cell research community at this conference on November 7-9 in Bonn, with organizers and speakers from the WGGC community. More details and registration at the official conference
Bio Data Science Evening in Düsseldorf
When: Tuesday, 11th of October | 17:00-18:00 CESTWhere: O.A.S.E. (University Hospital Düsseldorf) Dr. rer. nat. Alexander Lang will share with us “Multiple single cell sequencing methodsfor multimodal characterization of cardiovascular disease”
Annual AGD Meeting 2022: “Genomic Health and the Blockchain”
The “Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Gen-Diagnostik e.V.” will be hosting their next annual meeting in Bonn and virtual, on October 06-07. The AGD Annual Meeting is dedicated to topics that have particular
NGS-CN Autumn School 2022
UPDATE: You can find here the full schedule of the online training.Last minute registration requests should be addressed to Maximilian Krause maximilian.krause1 [AT] tu-dresden {dot} de, please note that only valid