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  • natgenex
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    • Nov 2007
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    CHI's Next-Generation Sequencing conference Sept 21-23

    Exploring Next Generation Sequencing

    We hope you'll join us for CHI's Exploring Next-Generation Sequencing Conference this September 21-23, 2009, at the Rhode Island Convention Center in Providence, RI.

    The term “next-generation” has become the “now-generation” as sequencing platforms are thriving and driving biological discovery. As costs come down and ease increases these sequencing platforms continue to infiltrate numerous aspects of basic and biomedical research. All agree however, with the implementation of any new technology there is a balancing act of cost-quality-quantity. Each next-generation sequencing platform best lends itself to specific sequencing goals.

    This year's Exploring Next-Generation Sequencing conference offers an unparalleled opportunity to compare and contrast existing and future next-generation sequencing platforms to best suit your research needs. It will be held in conjunction with the Next-Generation Sequencing Data Analysis meeting.
    Kevin Davies
    Author, The $1,000 Genome
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    • Oct 2007
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    #2
    Making this a sticky because CHI has given us some goodies to give away.

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