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On this date, postdoc Giulia Zancolli at UNIL (giulia.zancolli@unil.ch) will discuss (via Zoom) challenges in sequencing non-model organisms.
Launched in 2022 in Lausanne, the Single-Cell Omics meetings are hybrid in person/virtual meetings taking place every first Wednesday of the month. The group aims at discussing various topics connected to single-cell omics with a focus on practical (“hands-on”) problems and new methods, benchmarks, or technologies. In 30-minutes presentations, PhD students/postdocs/bioinformaticians/group leaders across Swiss universities present their ongoing work or discuss recent articles/preprints. The presentations aim at staying informal and are followed by a 20-min discussion.
Join the network and stay informed: The group currently gathers more than 150 members, registered to the dedicated channel #single-cell-omics-meetings on the SIB Slack (contact santiago.carmona@unige.ch to join)
Launched in 2022 in Lausanne, the Single-Cell Omics meetings are hybrid in person/virtual meetings taking place every first Wednesday of the month. The group aims at discussing various topics connected to single-cell omics with a focus on practical (“hands-on”) problems and new methods, benchmarks, or technologies. In 30-minutes presentations, PhD students/postdocs/bioinformaticians/group leaders across Swiss universities present their ongoing work or discuss recent articles/preprints. The presentations aim at staying informal and are followed by a 20-min discussion.
Join the network and stay informed: The group currently gathers more than 150 members, registered to the dedicated channel #single-cell-omics-meetings on the SIB Slack (contact santiago.carmona@unige.ch to join)
Lieu
S3 (C02.1541)
Entrée
Gratuite
Contact
santiago.carmona@unige.ch