8th Training on Next Generation Sequencing and Analysis (Genomics, Transcriptome and Transposons) 26 November - 1 December 2018


8th Training on Next Generation Sequencing and Analysis
(Genomics, Transcriptome and Transposons)

Jointly organized by:
The University of Trans-disciplinary Health Sciences & Technology (TDU)
Bengaluru Genomics Centre (BGC)

Program Co-ordinators
Theme:

Impressive progress has been made in the field of Next Generation Sequencing technologies, and the power of high–throughput NGS platforms are being harnessed by researchers to address an increasingly diverse range of biological problems. Role of bioinformatics is getting bigger and bigger in management and analysis of the enormous amount of biological data generated through research globally. Recent genome studies have shown that 50-80 % of most eukaryotic genomes composed of Transposable Elements or Mobile DNA. Due to repetitive nature of these elements, genome assembly become challenging. In this workshop we will resolve some of the problems of genome assembly and annotation.

Objectives:

1.To train and capitalize the human resources for carrying out Next Generation Sequencing and Big-Data Analyses.
2.To develop bioinformatical tools to dissect elements of genomes, transposons and metagenomes.

Who Can Participate?

Students, faculty and scientists from academics and industriesincluding Life Sciences, Computer Science, Medicine, AgriculturalScience, Environmental Science etc., are encouraged to participatein this event.

Recommended for:

This certificate course is Transdisciplinary in nature. TDU stronglyrecommends this module for UG, PG students and Research Scholars.

Computer Support:

We will be providing computers/server with required programs andsoftwares for the participants.

Dates:

November 26 - December 1, 2018
Last Date to Registration: 12 November 2018

On-spot registration will be available.
No refund will be given for cancellation of registration.


Registration Fee (INR):

BSc, BTech
9,000
MSc, MTech, MBBS
10,000
PhD Scholars
12,000
Postdoc
14,000
Faculty
16,000
Industry
20,000
International
700 (USD)
  
Schedule:

Day
Schedule
26.11.2018
(Monday)
•Introduction to next generation sequencing
(NGS) technologies
•Sample collection, DNA isolation and Qualitycheck
27.11.2018
(Tuesday)
•NGS library preparation and sequencing
•Visiting to Facilities
28.11.2018
(Wednesday)
•Basic of Computing
•Whole genome sequence (WGS) analysis -De novo-based Assembly and Annotation
29.11.2018
(Thursday)
•WGS analysis - Reference based Assemblyand Annotations
•Transcriptome Sequencing Analysis
30.11.2018
(Friday)
•Transposon Discovery and Annotation
•Application of R - programming language inNGS technologies
1.12.2018
(Saturday)

•NGS data submission to NCBI
•Genome Browser and Databases
•Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) andManuscript Writing

Payment Modes

Payments are accepted via NEFT and Demand Draft.

The Demand Draft should be in favor of “ITD-HST” and payable at Bengaluru.

Postal Address:

The University of Trans-disciplinary Health Sciences & Technology, #74/2, Jarakabande Kaval, Post Attur via Yelahanka, Bengaluru – 560064

For NEFT, please add “ITD-HST General Fund” as beneficiary.

Account Name: ITD-HST General Fund
Account Number: 0694104000134705
Bank Details: IDBI Bank, Yelahanka New Town, Bengaluru-560064
IFSC: IBKL0000694, MICR: 560259014

For further details, please refer the brochure.


  
Workshop Documents


 Accommodation:
It will be arranged based on request latest by 12 November, 2018 with additional charges

Organizing Secretary:
  • Mr. Ravindra Raut, TDU.
  • Mr. M.O. Farooque, BGC.

Contact:
Centre for Functional Genomics & Bio-informatics
The University of Trans-disciplinary Health Sciences & Technology, 

74/2, Jarakabande Kaval,
Post Attur via Yelahanka
Bengaluru – 560064

Please write to genomics@tdu.edu.in or call us at +91 9972978966 for any queries.

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