The Vanderbilt Genome Technology Core is hosting a seminar/workshop on next-generation sequencing where Vanderbilt investigators will share their experiences with several types of next-gen technologies. You can visit the Genome Technology Core at http://gtc.vanderbilt.edu/.
Monday, January 11
3:00 p.m.
208 Light Hall
Next-Generation Sequencing at VUMC: Our experience with RNA-, ChIP- and DNA-seq
presented by
Al George Jr MD, Genetic Medicine
Ron Emeson PhD, Pharmacology
Josie Eid MD, Cancer Biology
Dan Roden MD, Clinical Pharmacology
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