MPNEsupport Org 802492-1069, Sweden
Melanoma Patient Network Europe
Bioinformatic Analysis of the results
Prepare DNA or RNA, turn RNA into DNA
Sequencing
Library generation
Prepare DNA so it can be read by the machine
The small print
Decisions about workshop participation will be based on suitability for the workshop as well as scope of the Melanoma patient network Europe and are final.
Sample preparation
Analysis
21st November 2020
Location
Virtual
Why this workshop?
NGS, Next Generation Sequencing, has not only become the workhorse of many scientific fields, including medical research, but is also used in clinical diagnostics as well as clinical trials. Novel therapies now offer real hope of survival for patients even with advanced disease- unthinkable as little as 10 years ago- but it will take considerably more research to save everyone.
This workshop's topic will give a- very- condensed introduction to Next Generation Sequencing in Melanoma. Sessions will be a mix of lectures, hands-on (virtual) sessions and discussions. It's a new format and we want to test some things- but we know that you are used to that by now ;-). For those new here, have a look here.
We plan to cover 5 modules, more detail to come here as we are working on them. These modules will be introductory, with the option to expand later based on interest.
1- Introduction to NGS
2- WGS and CGP: Whole Genome Sequencing and
Comprehensive Genome Profiling
3- Transcriptomes: RNAseq
4- Methylome: EpiSeq
5- Single Cell Sequencing
Program 21st November 2020
09.00 - 11.30 Session 1
13.00 - 14.30 Session 2
15.00 - 16.30 Session 3
Who should apply?
This is a workshop for active experienced MPNEhubs and upon application only.
We are looking for European Melanoma advocates
1. who are active in Melanoma advocacy within their own country and/ or at European level and
2. who have demonstrated interest in the wider Melanoma/ advocacy community outside their own narrow field of work and who already are or who are planning to get involved in research activities.
We are looking for advocates who want to make a difference and for that are willing to learn, work together and put in the effort before, during and after the workshop.
The number of participants is limited to make sure we can run the interactive sessions.
A sufficient working knowledge of English is essential to participate in the discussion.
How does this work?
1. Attendance of this workshop is upon application only. Applicants will need access to a desktop computer or laptop (so no tablet not enough) for the working sessions.
2. Selection: The organising committee will select participants based on their motivation with regards to supporting Melanoma patients and being involved in research activities.
3. Acceptance: Selected applicants will need to confirm their place at the workshop and agree to attend the full event.
Important note- this is an online event
Organisers
Gilliosa Spurrier, MPNE
Violeta Astratinei, MPNE
Bettina Ryll, MPNE
Fredrik Östman, MPNE
Read the library
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Last update 18th October 2020
MPNE WORKSHOP 21st November 2020
NGS workflow