This second CRG “Somatic Cell Reprogramming” course will­ will take place from Friday 23rd until Wednesday 28th of October 2015 at CRG in Barcelona. This CRG course will teach participants how to derive and maintain mouse and human pluripotent stem cells (iPS cells), reprogrammed heterokaryons and to differentiate ESC into embryonic bodies.

Who is this course for?

Organizers

Davide Bau, CRG-CNAG
François Le Dily, CRG
François Serra, CRG-CNAG
Gaetano Verde, CRG
Miguel Beato, CRG

Description and goals

Organizers

Ben Lehner, CRG*
Elias Bechara, CRG*
Julian Ceron Madrigal, IDIBELL*
Montserrat Porta De la Riva, IDIBELL*
* Barcelona Spain

Description and Goals

NGS Workshop University of the Witwatersrand 7-9 September 2015

About the conference

About the practical course

Want to get stunning images and superior high-content data from your assays quickly?

Join the FREE High Content Imaging meeting presented by the Advanced Light Microscopy Core Facility Unit of Centre for Genomic Regulation and Molecular Devices, and explore automated microscopy using the ImageXpress Micro XLS.

Speakers

Christian Holz, Application Scientist, Imaging. Molecular Devices
Raúl Gomez, Advanced Light Microscopy Unit. CRG, Barcelona

Registration

The CRG is pleased to be a Host Partner of the TTS Europe 2015 and the final conference of the ENTENTE Health project on best practices in healthcare technology transfer, which takes place in jointly in Barcelona from April 28 to April 29th 2015, right in the PRBB where we are located.

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