Upcoming Genomics Events
The event will be held from 29th July to 1st August 2019 at the TDU campus in Bengaluru.
Preamble:
- The progress of science is punctuated by the advent of revolutionary technologies that provide new ways and scales to formulate scientific questions and advance knowledge. Next-generation sequencing (NGS) technology, with its highthroughput capacity and low cost, has developed rapidly in recent years and become an important genome-wide tool to discover new genes, genomes and its elements. Metagenomics aids in analyses of unculturable microbes and understand the correlation the microbial genomes with the environment. Computational tools are evolving with speed and accuracy to address problems of genome and transcriptome. Hand-holding of participants and mentoring by genome experts throughout this training will create an ecosystem for experiential learning in real time.
The event will be held from 16th September to 19th September 2019 at the TDU campus in Bengaluru.
Objectives:
- Training and capitalizing human resources to carry out NGS and transcriptome analysis.
- Carry out high throughput research using genomic tools to foster trans-disciplinary dialogues in functional genomics
Concluded Genomics Events
The event will be held from 24th June 2019 to 26th June 2019 at the TDU campus in Bengaluru.
Theme:
- Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) is a recent technological revolution in life science that transformed our understanding of life’s genome landscape
- Present training helps to get a deeper understanding in NGS technology with a special focus on RNA world and transcriptome analysis
- Teach the fundamentals of NGS workflow from sample preparation to sequencing.
- Globally huge demand and opportunities in genomics and industry
The event will be held from 1st April 2019 to 6th April 2019 at the TDU campus in Bengaluru.
Theme:
- BIG-BANG in GENOMICS
- Avenue and Opportunities in Genomics
- Challenges in Bioinformatics & Data Science
- Agglomeration of “Pure & Digital” Sciences
Preamble:
The progress of science is punctuated by the advent of revolutionary technologies that provide new ways and scales to formulate scientific questions and advance knowledge. Next-generation sequencing (NGS) technology, with its high-throughput capacity and low cost, has developed rapidly in recent years and become an important genome-wide tool to discover new genes, genomes and its elements. Over half of genome content is composed of jumping genes or Mobile genetic elements or transposable elements, which repetitive in nature and pose greater challenges for eukaryotic genome annotation. The expression of genome called “Transcriptome or RNA world” is complex and composed of varied transcripts per gene. Computational tools are evolving with speed and accuracy to address problems of genomes and transcriptomes. Hand-holding of participants and mentoring by genome experts throughout this training will create an ecosystem for experiential learning in real time.
The event was held from 11th February 2019 to 16th February 2019 at the TDU campus in Bengaluru.
The event was held from 11th February 2019 to 16th February 2019 at the TDU campus in Bengaluru.
Objective:
- To train and capitalize the human resources for carrying out Next Generation Sequencing and Big-Data Analyses.
- To develop bioinformatical tools to dissect elements of genomes, transcriptome, and transposons.
The event was held from 26th November, 2018 to 1st December, 2018 at the TDU campus in Bengaluru.
Objective:
- To train and capitalize the human resources for carrying out Next Generation Sequencing and Big- Data Analyses.
- To pave the way into huge data-sets and tackle it through the bioinformatics skills.
The event was held from 24th September, 2018 to 29th September, 2018 at the TDU campus in Bengaluru.
Objective:
- Recent advancements in DNA sequencing have made enormous contributions to understanding the biology of life forms. Reduced cost and increased speed of DNA sequencing have led to rapid growth of genomics. Functional significance of genomic elements (DNA, RNA, proteins, small molecules and phenotype) are still being unravelled in each organism. This workshop will provide an introduction to Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technology, platforms, data generation, and data analysis.
The event was held from 25th June 2018 to 30th June 2018 at the TDU campus in Bengaluru.
Objective:
- Training and capitalizing human resources to carry out NGS and transcriptome analysis
- Carry out high throughput research using genomic tools to foster transdisciplinary dialogues in functional genomics
The event was held from 16th April 2018 to 21st April 2018 at the TDU campus in Bengaluru.
Objective:
- High quality Training and capitalizing human resources to carry out Next Generation Sequencing and Big-Data Analysis
- Carryout high-end research on genomic and functional genomics to solve the big problems
The event was held from 12th March 2018 to 16th March 2018 at the TDU campus in Bengaluru.
Objective: To provide insight into the application of -omic methodologies and also to get familiar with laboratory techniques.
The event was held from 19th February 2018 to 3rd March 2018 at the TDU campus in Bengaluru.
Objective: Training and capitalizing human resources to carry out Next Generation Sequencing and Big-Data Analyses
The event was held from 8th January 2018 to 13th January 2018 at the TDU campus in Bengaluru.
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