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Anyone planning to attend the XGen Congress in San Diego from 3/14-3/18? Looks like it could be very good!
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I'm also curious about this conference. I haven't been to a Cambridge Healthtech sponsored event yet. I encourage people to post their experience with the meeting once it is done. -
I would be there as well. We have recently acquired an a bunch of ion torrents and a GAII. I am hoping to meet people who are experienced with nextgen data analysis.Comment
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Sorry I did not realize there is already a thread for xgen. Please read my post when you guys have time, and if possible, do respond
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