Launched in 2021 by Prof. Santiago Carmona, the single-cell omics meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month to discuss a range of topics related to single-cell omics, including new methods, benchmarks, emerging technologies, or specific practical challenges.
Initially organized around the AGORA community, the meetings are now also held at UniGe and UniBas, broadcast throughout Switzerland, and co-chaired by Prof. Santiago Carmona (UniGe), Dr. Julien Roux (UniBas), and Dr. Nadine Fournier (AGORA). Communication is managed via the SIB Slack workspace on the #single-cell-omics-meetings channel.
Upcoming meetings: Wednesdays, 10-11h | Streamed from Geneva UNIGE CMU building
April 1st
Christian Halter (UNIGE + UNIL, Santiago Carmona lab)
Cohort-level exploratory analysis of scRNA-seq data
ZOOM LINK, password: 1010
If you would like to present a method you’re developing or a study you are conducting, please email us.
You would like to get more regular updates on this meeting series?
Follow the Google calendar and join our Slack channel #single-cell-omics-meetings.
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Meeting format
Duration: 1 h (30 min presentation + 30 min informal discussion)
Frequence: monthly
Group size: 190 registered members. In each meeting, typically ~20 in person + ~20 remote attendees.
