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Next-Generation Sequencing Data Analysis
From Monday 22 September 2008
To Tuesday 23 September 2008
To Tuesday 23 September 2008
The conference on Next-Generation Sequencing Data Analysis took place in Rhode Island in 2008.
Program:
Data Analysis and Interpretation: Software Solutions "Take a Test Drive"
| Creating Bioinformatics Processes and an IT Infrastructure That Transforms Next-Generation Sequencing Data into Functional Knowledge | Ron Ranauro, President & Chief Executive Officer, GenomeQuest |
| Tools to Manage the Next-Generation Data Flood | W. Richard McCombie, Ph.D., Professor, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory |
| A Web-Based Application for Analysis of Next-Generation Sequencing Data | Anton Nekrutenko, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Center for Comparative Genomics and Bioinformatics |
Data Management: Storage Strategies "To Store or Not to Store, that is the Question"
| Data Management / Storage Academic Perspective Data Storage Strategies in a Multi-Laboratory Environment | Jack R. Collins, Ph.D., Manager and Scientist, Scientific Computation and Program Development |
| An Industry Perspective on Storage and Data Management | Reece Hart, Ph.D., Scientifi c Manager, Research Computing & Informatics |
| Managing Massive Data Storage Volumes | Jacob Farmer, CTO, Cambridge Computer |
| Data Standards for Next-Generation Sequencing | Asim Siddiqui, Ph.D., Senior Consultant, Strategic Incite Inc. |
| True Single Molecule Sequencing: The Continuing Path to the $1000 Genome | Patrice M. Milos, Ph.D., Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer |
| The SOLiD System - Setting New Standards in Genomic Analysis | Michael Rhodes, Ph.D., Product Applications Senior Manager, Genetic Analysis, Applied Biosystems |
Location Providence, Rhode Island