The 8th Annual Irish Next Generation Sequencing meeting will take place on 7th June 2018 in the Tercentenary Hall, Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute (TBSI). This prestigious event provides a forum for a number of high profile speakers to outline research in all aspects of NGS, ranging from personalised medicine to data management. The meeting is aimed at anyone currently working with next-generation sequencing data, and has been structured to encourage open discussion on current technologies, their applications, associated problems and solutions. Registration is free for non-commercial attendees (please complete the form below or email 'trinseq@gmail.com' for any enquiries) and lunch will also be provided.
Programme
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Programme: Thursday 7th June 2018 (9.30am -5pm), Tercentenary Theatre, Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute (TBSI) | ||
09.30 | REGISTRATION & COFFEE | |
10.00 | Kathleen McGrath (TrinSeq) | Introduction to Sequencing: Principles and Platforms |
10.20 |
Denise Harold (DCU) | Bioinformatics Basics for NGS |
10.35 | Paul Cormican (Teagasc) | Bioinformatics Case Study: Genome Assembly using Illumina, PacBio and Nanopore Sequencing |
10.50 |
Irit Paz (Takara Bio/MSC) | SMARTer® way for NGS from challenging samples |
11.05 | Conor Whelan (UCD) | Comparative Transcriptomics Reveals the Mechanisms of Extended Longevity in Myotis myotis Bats |
11.25am | Danielle Folkard (Qiagen) | QIAGEN's RNAseq Solutions: making high-throughput transcriptome sequencing possible |
11.40 |
Aoife McHugh (Teagasc) | Spore detection in the food chain |
12.00 | LUNCH | |
13.00 | Brian McStay (NUI Galway) | Revealing the genomic architecture of nucleolar organiser regions, located on the ‘unsequenced’ p-arms of human acrocentric chromosomes |
13.25 | Xiangyu Rao (IDT DNA) | xGen Exome panel and duplex seq UMI adapters |
13.40 |
Justin O'Grady (University of East Anglia) | Towards a universal diagnostic test for infection using rapid nanopore metagenomics |
14.05 | Meena Anissi (Twist Bioscience) | Improving the Performance, Efficiency and Flexibility of Targeted Sequencing |
14.20 |
Including: |
***New to 2018** 3in3: Lightning Talks on Hot NGS Topics: |
14.50 | TEA & COFFEE | |
15.20 | Adrian Dockery (TCD) | Target 5000: Target Capture Sequencing for Inherited Retinal Degenerations |
15.40 | Lauren Eastwood (Roche) | Roche Avenio ctDNA NGS panels |
15.55 | Cathal O’Brien (St. James’s Hospital) | Validation of a BRCA mutation panel for germline and tumour mutation analysis |
16.15 | Jonny McHugh (Illumina) | Immuno-Oncology: The Story So Far |
16.30 | Terri McVeigh (Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin) | The Use of NGS in Personalisation of Cancer Care |
16.50 | Elaine Kenny (TrinSeq and ELDA Biotech) | Closing Remarks |