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Neurociència i.... Debats de Neurociència i Societat

 
El Centre de Regulació Genòmica (CRG), l’Institut d’Estudis Catalans (IEC) i l’Institut de Cultura de Barcelona (ICUB) organitzen una sèrie de quatre debats amb el títol «Neurociència i ... », en què tres ponents faran una presentació breu i a continuació es convidarà el públic assistent a participar en un debat obert.

COURSES@CRG: Analysis of Exome-Sequencing Data for Clinical Applications

Course Overview
This course is mainly addressed to medical doctors and clinical researchers with basic training in the analysis of Next Generation Sequencing data, with a focus on Exome-sequencing analysis for clinical applications, but is not addressed to expert bioinformaticians.

INGENIUM MiniSymposium

In the frame of the INGENIUM Mid-Term Review Meeting, we would like to invite you to participate in the sessions on the 3rd of February, which are open to the whole scientific community.
  

IV CRG Postdoctoral Symposium

Organized by: Bàrbara Negre, Pedro Vizán, CRG Postdoc Committee

Symposium overview

The CRG Postdoc community organizes this symposium aiming to reflect the work achieved by CRG Postdocs. Together with the talks of the invited speakers, the symposium helps foster scientific and social interaction among postdoctoral researchers, graduate students, and faculty.

Invited speakers

VII CRG PhD Students Symposium

Organized by: CRG PhD Representatives, CRG Graduate Committee
 
Symposium overview
The VII CRG PhD Students Symposium is a CRG internal symposium with the aim to provide a platform for the young scientists working at the CRG.
All 2nd year students will give a short talk focusing on the main question they want to address in their PhD and how they are planning to do this. In addition posters of 3rd year students will give an overview of work that is being carried out in our institute.

TREE OF LIFE. The complexity of life: from the cell to a living organism

Scientific Images Exhibition

TREE OF LIFE
The complexity of life: from the cell to a living organism

Scientists, at the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), study the genome and its relationship to common diseases, such as cancer, or genetic diseases, such as rare diseases. The goal is to help find solutions to problems that arise in our human relationship with the environment and with ourselves, that is, finding a cure for diseases or improve the quality of human life.

12th CRG Symposium: BCN2 - Biological Control Networks in Barcelona

Welcome to the 12th CRG Symposium, which this year focuses on Biological Control Networks.
 

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