Speakers

Ali Mortazavi
Second Generation RNA-seq
Wold Lab at California Institute of Technology


Bing Ren
From ChIP-chip to ChIP-Seq: Unraveling the Second Code of the Human Genome
UCSD


David Craig
Identification of genetic variants within specific regions of the human genome
Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen)


Elaine Mardis
Human re-sequencing for variant discovery in cancer
Washington University


Elliott Margulies
Informatics and Experimental Strategies for De Novo Genome Sequencing with Short Reads

National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI)


Inanc Birol
De novo assembly of short reads as a discovery tool
BC Cancer Research Center


Katherine Sorber
The long march: a sample preparation technique that enhances contig length and coverage by high-throughput short-read sequencing.

This technique has demonstrated utility in the resequencing of the Plasmodium falciparum transcriptome as well as in metagenomic analysis of a serum sample from a patient with hepatitis B virus (HBV)-related acute liver failure.

DeRisi Lab, UCSF


Pavel Pevzner
EULER-USR: Assembling Short and error-Prone DNA Reads
UCSD


Richard Cronn
Multiplex sequencing of organelle genomes using sequencing-by-synthesis technology: Insights from the first 100 plastomes
Pacific Northwest Research Station-USDA Forest Service


Ryan Lister
Mapping the Arabidopsis Epigenome and Transcriptome by Deep Sequencing
Ecker Lab, Salk Institute


Yaniv Ehrlich
Alta-Cyclic - A self optimizing base caller for Illumina Genome Analyzer.
Cold Spring Harbor Labs


Hanlee Ji
Targeted Human Genome Resequencing
Stanford University Medical Center


 

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