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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:
The gut microbiome of athletes
Differential editing of miRNA between the sexes
Detection of viruses in the field using the Minion Nanopore sequencer
Next generation biopharmaceutical drug production through targeted gene insertion

     
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
     

 

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