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New methodologies and strategies for rare and small sample analysis: from agriculture to medicine

The 3rd International Symposium on Microgenomics 2023

New methodologies and strategies for rare and small sample analysis: from agriculture to medicine

 

Due to many requests, Microgenomics 2023 is going hybrid!

It is necessary to register for the symposium (a fee is requested to cover costs) on the Registration page of the web site. Links for the hybrid connection will be given only to those participants whose registration fee has been received before the event.

The 3rd International Symposium on Microgenomics 2023 to be held on June 29-30, 2023 at the University of Florence (UNIFI), Learning Center Morgagni  (Centro Didattico Morgagni), located on Viale G.B. Morgagni 40-44, Florence, Italy will be focused on new methodologies and strategies for rare and small sample analysis including all scientific fields from agriculture to medicine. During the symposium, international experts in their fields will be present to give very exciting talks in the following sessions: (1) Methodological Approaches & Instruments; (2) Solid-tissue Analysis & Spatial Omics; (3) Circulating Biomarkers, EV & Single Cells; (4) Integrative Analysis from Omics to Bioinformatics. Subjects such as laser microdissection, spatial-omics, liquid biopsy, solid tissue analysis, digital-PCR, extracellular vesicles (EV), the role of EV in the gut-brain axis, two-tailed PCR, circulating RNA and DNA, epigenetics, multi-omics, integrative bioinformatics, single-cell sequencing and much more will be discussed. A Technical Workshop will also precede the symposium on June 28 for all those interested in molecular biomarkers, spatial-transcriptomics and single-cell analysis, extracellular vesicles and dPCR and microgenomics.

For information on the scientific program, click here.

For information on the workshop program, click here.

To stay updated on symposium news, follow us on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn. If you are curious about our 2021 webinar series, the talks are available on our YouTube channel!  

HYBRID REGISTRATIONS ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE. REGISTRATION MANDATORY. All payments must be received in full before symposium to receive the link.

Symposium venue : The symposium will be held at the Learning Center Morgagni  (Centro Didattico Morgagni) belonging to the University of Florence (UNIFI), located on Viale G.B. Morgagni 40-44. It is located directly on the tramway T1, at the Morgagni Università stop. https://goo.gl/maps/Z3Tq8qb2DSqMLiyy5

Please use the entrance located at N° 40 Viale G.B. Morgagni

Symposium News

We thank our sponsors for their support !

 

Sponsors Microgenomics 2023

Curious about the 2021 webinar talks? Visit our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzMyOk3jz7eXz4TCqsXqHtMS1m2mi4KHh

Do not hesitate sharing them with all those interested! and do not forget to follow us on our social media accounts!

Some comments from our previous editions:

In the previous editions of the International Symposium on Microgenomics, more than 200 people participated in each of the first two editions in 2014 and 2016 and over 100 during each of our four 2021 webinar series. Here are a few of their comments: “Great as well” – “Very good quality with major scientists” – “Most of them were excellent and they corresponded to my expectations” – “Quality was really high” – “The invited speakers were great” – “High quality of presentations and the projects presented were very interesting” – “Perfect” – “Good organization” – “Very good ! Good food and friendly people!”

Souvenirs from  Microgenomics 2014 & 2016

Visit the previous Microgenomics Symposia web sites.

https://www6.inrae.fr/microgenomics-2014

 

https://www6.inrae.fr/microgenomics-2016

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    June 28 (Workshop), June 29-30 (Symposium), 2023

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Invited Speakers

Evren AZELOGLU

Associate Professor of Medicine and Pharmacological Sciences

Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Division of Nephrology New York, NY, USA

Pascal BARBRY

Research Director AI for computational data and bio-inspired AI

3IA Côte d'Azur Institute French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS)

Claudia BEVILACQUA

Leader of the Microgenomics pole of the @BRIDGe Core Facilities

French National Institute for Foods, Agriculture and the Environment (INRAE)

Magda BIENKO

Group leader

Human Technopole Institute (Italy) Karolinska Insitute and Science for Life Laboratory (Sweden)

Simon CARDING

Leader of the Gut Microbes and Health Research Programme

Quadrum Institute Bioscience, Norwich UK

Davide CITTARO

Bioinformaticien / Computational Science Center for Omics Sciences

Ospedale San Raffaele Milan,Italy

Stephen CLARK

Investigator

Babraham Institute, Babraham Research Institute Cambridge, UK

Letizia DE CHIARA

Junior PI

University of Florence, Italy

Cristina GOMEZ

Postdocteral Fellow

Exosomes Research Group Dr. Michiel Pegtel's Laboratory Department of Pathology Cancer Center Amsterdam Amsterdam UMC Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Benedikt KIRCHNER

Bioinformatics data analysis (TU Munich) & Senior Investigator (GeneSurge)

Technical University of Munich & GeneSurge

Alexandra Bogožalec KOSIR

Scientific Associate,

National Institute of Biology, Department of Biotechnology and Systems Biology, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Mikael KUBISTA

Head of the Department of Gene Expression

Institute of Biotechnology Czech Academy of Science Czech Republic

Chiara LANZUOLO

Head of the Chromatin and Nuclear Architecture Laboratory

National Institute of Molecular Genetics Milan, Italy

Lance LIOTTA

University Professor Co-Director of the Center for Applied Proteomics and Molecular Medicine Medical Director, Clinical Proteomics Lab

College of Science George Mason University Virginia, USA

Pieter MESTDAGH

Full Professor

OncoRNAlab Department for Biomolecular Medicine Ghent University Belgium

Fabio MORECCHIATO

PhD Student

University of Florence

Viacheslav MYLKA

Sequencing Technology Specialist

Data Mining and Modelling for Biomedicine VIB Center for Inflammation Research Belgium

Daan NOORDERMEER

Leader of the Chromatin Dynamics Groups, I2BC

Institute for Integrative Biology of the Cell, CNRS, France

Michael PFAFFL

Principal Investigator Animal Physiology & Immunology School of Life Sciences

Life Science Center Weihenstephan Technical University of Munich Munich, Germany

Pamela PINZANI

Associate Professor of Clinical Biochemistry Clinical and Molecular Biochemistry Laboratory Careggi University Hospital

Department of Biomedical, Experimental and Clinical Sciences University of Florence, Italy

Christian PREUSSER

Head of the EV core faciltiy Center for Tumor Biology & Immunology

Philipps University (Marburg, Germany)

Monique VAN EIJNDHOVEN

Laboratory Manager Exosomes Research Group with Dr. Michiel Pegtel's Laboratory

Department of Pathology Cancer Center Amsterdam Amsterdam UMC Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Alexandra WHALE

Science Leader Nucleic-Acid Research Group

LGC, the National Measurement Institute for Chemical and Bioanalytical measurements UK

Sergey YAKUSHEV

Genetic Analysis Business Unit

Microsynth AG Blagach, Switzerland

Ying ZHU

Senior Principal Scientist and Group Lead

Department of Microchemistry, Proteomics and Lipidomics Genentech

Our Sponsors

QIAGEN

GOLD SPONSOR

Accelerating advances in small and single-cell sample analyses, including miRNA profiling, by leveraging our high-performance digital PCR and NGS solutions and integrated bioinformatics

Bio-Rad

GOLD SPONSOR

Development and manufacturing of ddPCR and Single-Cell Analysis solutions

Parse Biosciences

SILVER SPONSOR

Vizgen

SILVER SPONSOR

Mapping the Future with Spatial Genomics: Single Cell Spatially Resolved Transcriptomic Imaging with MERSCOPE

Targeted Bioscience

SILVER SPONSOR

The future of spatial molecular profiling of tissue and digital pathology from bench to bedside

Molecular Machines & Industries (MMI)

WORKSHOP & EXHIBITION SPONSOR

Molecular Machines & Industries (MMI) is the leading provider of microscopic single cell isolation tools. We specialize in single cell separation, laser microdissection and optical tweezers for a wide range of clinical and research-based applications in life sciences, material sciences, and healthcare.

PARTICLE METRIX

WORKSHOP & EXHIBITION SPONSOR

The Particle Metrix ZetaView product family is known for the fast and proper characterization of biological nanoparticles like Extracellular Vesicles, Liposomes and Viruses with scatter-based Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis (NTA), fluorescent Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis (f-NTA) and colocalization Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis (c-NTA). Further information can be found on our website (https://particle-metrix.com/) or via our social media channels

Miltenyi Biotec

EXHIBITION SPONSOR

Miltenyi Biotec was founded in 1989 based on the invention of MACS® Technology. Today our more than 18,000 products play a vital role in paving the way for the medicine of tomorrow. We offer comprehensive solutions for our customers’ workflows, from basic research to translation into clinical applications. Our integrated technologies span a broad range of applications, from cellular research to genetic sequencing, high-content imaging, and commercial-scale manufacturing of cellular therapies. Gentle, innovative, easy-to-use and sterile solutions for sample preparation and cell sorting are the perfect fit for subsequent genomics analysis.