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Flow Cytometry Workshop jointly organized by CRG/UPF FACS Unit and BD.

In the frame of the BD Horizon Tour, we would like to invite you to join us for the CRG and BD Workshop on 30 January from 09:15h till 14:15h in the PRBB Auditorium.

16/12/201411:00RAMÓN Y CAJALThesis LectureElisa PedoneLab Pia Cosmaß-catenin fluctuates in mouse ESCs and is essential for Nanog-mediated reprogramming of somatic cells to pluripotencyHost: Pérez González, Gemma

When? Wednesday December 17^th, 2014. 11:00-16:30hr.

Who? Hosts: Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), Cellular and Systems Neurobiology lab directed by Dr. Mara Dierssen & Neurosciences Research Program-Hospital del Mar Medical Research Institute (IMIM) directed by Rafael de la Torre.

Speakers

11/12/201411:00R_473.10_AULAPRBB Computational Genomics Seminarscarla BelloEvolutionary Genomics, CRGEvolution of chimeric lncRNAs in the human lineageHost: Kondrashov, Fyodor

Organized by: CRG PhD Representatives, CRG Graduate Committee

Symposium overview
The VIII CRG PhD Symposium is a internal symposium aimed at providing a platform for the young scientists working at the centre. All 2nd year students 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 by 3rd year students will give an overview of the work that is being carried out in our institute.

This year the CRG Symposium will focus on Gene Regulation, Stem Cells and Cancer. Please come back soon for more information regarding the content of this event and to register.
In the meantime, we would like to present you the list of accepted speakers:

This course will focus on the preparation of next generation sequencing library preparation for sequencing on the Illumina platform. Aside from library preparation for standard genomic sequencing and for directional mRNA seq, this course will teach advanced methods for the preparation of libraries from very small quantities of starting material. In particular, the course schedule will include teaching smart seq, a protocol for sequencing the transcriptomes of single cells and MALBAC, designed to sequence single cell genomes.