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Advanced Sequencing Technologies & Applications

 
  January 29, 2009  
     
 


Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
November 3-16, 2009


Over the last decade, large scale DNA sequencing has markedly impacted the practice of modern biology and is beginning to effect the practice of medicine. With the recent introduction of several advanced sequencing technologies, costs and timelines have been reduced by orders of magnitude, facilitating investigators to conceptualize and perform sequencing-based projects that heretofore were prohibitive. Furthermore, the application of these technologies to answer questions previously not experimentally approachable is broadening their impact and application.

This intensive twelve day course will explore applications of next generation sequencing technologies, with a focus on commercially available methods. Students will be instructed in the detailed operation of several revolutionary sequencing platforms, including sample preparation procedures, general data handling through pipelines, and in-depth data analysis. A diverse range of biological questions will be explored including DNA re-sequencing of human genomic regions (using cancer samples as a test case), de novo DNA sequencing of bacterial genomes, and the use of these technologies in studying small RNAs, among others. Guest lecturers will highlight their own applications of these revolutionary technologies.

We encourage applicants from a diversity of scientific backgrounds including molecular evolution, development, neuroscience, cancer, plant biology and microbiology.
 
 
Organized by: Instructors: Elaine Mardis, Washington University School of Medicine Gabor Marth, Boston College W. Richard McCombie, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory John McPherson, Baylor College of Medicine Michael Z
Invited Speakers:

2009 Speakers to be announced

Toby Bloom, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
Alex Meissner, Harvard University/Broad Institute
Michael Snyder, Yale University
Steven Turner, Pacific Biosciences, Inc.

 

 
Deadline for Abstracts: Application Deadline July 15
 
Registration: Online Application Information
E-mail: meetings@cshl.edu
 
   
 
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