Events during March 2020

This 2 days course gives an overview of each step of a complete sequencing workflow: from considerations for experimental design; choice of sample preparation method and sequencer; to challenges of data analysis. A participant will have an opportunity to discuss their future projects with our experts and have a chance to set up a sequencing run.
The training will take place at one of Illumina Solution Centre.
Target audience: Biomedical scientists who have no or very limited experience with Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS), but who would like to gain an understanding of the technology.

This year the RCPath and UK Liver Pathology Group are working together to provide a two-day course of lectures and practical experience in liver pathology. Delegates have the option of attending either or both of the days

This 2 days course gives an overview of each step of a complete sequencing workflow: from considerations for experimental design; choice of sample preparation method and sequencer; to challenges of data analysis. A participant will have an opportunity to discuss their future projects with our experts and have a chance to set up a sequencing run.
The training will take place at one of Illumina Solution Centre.
Target audience: Biomedical scientists who have no or very limited experience with Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS), but who would like to gain an understanding of the technology.

Working group to develop standards for clinical and diagnostic microbiology laboratories.

To correctly install a HPLC system, including fluids and electrical components; To understand symptoms and attribute them to certain abnormalities; To be able to perform routine maintenance; To be able to implement corrective measures once faults are spotted e.g. stopping leaks, replacing flow cells and making fittings; To be able to solve retention time, baseline, tailing peaks and back pressure problems

The IBMS Biopod is a monthly podcast for members. Each episode will feature experts from the field discussing their research and talking about the latest developments.