Past events

Recent developments in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are transforming many aspects of technology and engineering. This workshop will explore how such approaches could be used in biological research.

Creating a shared vision for a research Cyberinfrastructure (RCI) in Colombia

Under the Researcher Links scheme offered within the Newton Fund, the British Council and South African National Research Foundation will be holding a Bioinformatics and Wheat Genomics workshop in South Africa.

Two days of talks and discussion on the development and application of new technologies to decode life at the single cell level.

Understanding the genomic processes before, during and after.

We are delighted to host both the Genome 10K 2017 conference and the Genome Science 2017 conference in parallel here in Norwich.

A four-day workshop designed to promote interdisciplinary collaborations and networking between cell signaling researchers from many different fields and backgrounds.

A day of talks and discussion on the development and application of new technologies to decode life at the single cell level.

The aim of this workshop is to bring together key experts and early-stage scientists working on host-microbe interactions, including pathogen infections, commensals and microbiome level studies.

Learn more about the UK’s contribution to ELIXIR, the European Infrastructure for life science data.

A decade after DNA sequencing technologies are unleashed for studying genomes of natural populations, new knowledge emerges on how environmental conditions influence genome structures.

We are increasingly able to study evolutionary processes such as adaptation and speciation on a genomic scale. I will outline our work to assemble chromosomal-level assemblies of butterfly genomes using high resolution linkage maps.