Continuing with my summary of what happened at #AGBT23 here’s my round up of the big announcements from Illumina. Of course whilst much of the data presented at the meeting was generated on an Illumina sequencer there was a very significant amount of non-Illumina data […]
The 10XGenomics workshop just closed at AGBT and they announced some truly revolutionary new applications: single-cell feature barcoding, single-cell ATAC-Seq and single-cell CNV (feat CBGB). I’ll go through each of these in more detail below but I wanted to start by highlighting the success of single-cell analysis […]
Day 2 of London Calling. Keep an eye on Twitter. Watch for more coverage from @Gringer, ONT, NextGenSeek…let me know about other sources and I’ll add them here! ONTs London Calling 2017: Day 1 updates ONTs London Calling 2017: Day 2 updates Keiths OmicsOmics roundup. Gordon’s good morning wake-up […]
I’m excited to be at ONTs London Calling event today and tomorrow. Expect to see lots of coverage on Twitter. Missed the workshop yesterday or want a late preview of what’s coming then head over to Keith’s OmicsOmics blog. Update: coverage from @Gringer, ONT, NextGenSeek (storified […]
This years #AGBT17 did not look as exciting as previous years have done, especially with all the major announcements being made at JP Morgan. In fact Illumina even went as far as to say they’d have no news at all during the conference! However there was […]
Nanostring had an interesting poster presented by Joe Beecham at last years AGBT describing their novel single-molecule hybridization-based sequencing chemistry (see AGBT and JPMorgan 2016 coverage from GenomeWeb). This utilizes the Nanostring optical barcodes in a new configuration to deliver Hyb&Seq: no amplification, no enzymes, and no […]
The Genomics community is pushing ahead fast on single-cell analysis methods as these are revolutionising how we approach biological questions. Unfortunately my registration went in too late for the meeting running at the Sanger Institute this week (Follow #SCG16 on Twitter), but the Fluidigm pre-meeting was a […]
Breaking news: AGBT Feb 14th: David Jaffe from the Broad Institute is presenting a talk titled: “Assembly of Bacterial Genomes Using Long Nanopore Readsâ€. My assumption is that this is ONT, it may not be but see you there anyway.Almost there. Registration to the MinION […]
Go back to the summary of the CRI symposium.Carlos Caldas, Functional genomics of cancer: perturbation experiments in the lab and in the clinic. Carlos is a senior group leader at the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Research Institute where I work, he is also a practising […]
Go back to the summary of the CRI symposium.Barbara Wold, The genomics discovery path from TCGA and TARGET to the clinic…and back. Unfortunately Dr Wold flew all the way over, escaping hurricane Sandy but was kept in her hotel room by flu.Keith Peters, was Regius […]
