​The NIH Library is pleased to present a bioinformatics workshop focused on the Single Cell Sequencing. This one-day workshop is available entirely online. Registration required. 

Bioinformatics Workshop: Single Cell Sequencing

May 20, 9:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.   |   Learn more and register

Overview

Advances in technology have reduced the cost of single cell sequencing, opening the doors to many new areas of study including transcriptome, DNA genomics, epigenomics and microbial systems. This workshop, provided by experts from across NIH, will provide an overview of single-cell sequencing, especially in single cell RNA-seq. The workshop will also highlight tips and potential approaches to related to single-cell RNA sequencing and introduce the major methods and tools available for single-cell RNA sequencing and analysis (both commercial and open source).

Program

9:30 a.m.  |   Welcome and Opening Remarks
Keith Cogdill, Director, NIH Library

9:35 a.m.  |   Strategies and Methods in scRNA-seq Data Analysis
Li Jia, Bioinformatician, NIH Library

10:40 a.m.  |   Avoiding Common Pitfalls in Single Cell RNA-Seq Experiments
Michael Kelly, Senior Scientist, Single Cell Analysis Facility, Frederick National Laboratory

1:00 p.m.  |  The Applications of Current Single Cell Sequencing
Brian J. Henson, Senior Specialist, Illumina, Inc.

2:00 p.m.  |  Single Cell Analysis in Partek Flow
Uchenna Emechebe, Genomic Application Scientist, Partek Inc.

3:00 p.m.  |   Identifying and Interpreting the Human Liver Cellular Landscape using OmicSoft and IPA
Eric Seiser, Senior Application Scientist, QIAGEN Bioinformatics

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