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What Happened at AGBT? Experts Scrutinize the Meeting's Announcements

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Going to the AGBT (Advances in Genome Biology and Technology) conference this year? Whether attending the meeting in Florida this year or not, a full debrief on the latest news in NGS or spatial technologies is critical to understanding where those fields are today. Historically, the AGBT meeting has been the time for NGS companies to make big announcements. However, in the past few years, spatial biology has joined the mix.

On this episode of GEN Live, we’ll give you a full AGBT breakdown. Experts from both the spatial and NGS fields will join the show to consider the announcements made this year. We’ll cover everything from the research presented and the technologies introduced to the promises made by companies. And we’ll explain what it means for the next year in spatial and NGS— two fields where the next 12 months could change the field and make or break some of the current players.

Presenters

Keith Robison, PhD

Genomics Expert and Blogger

Catharine Aquino

Group Leader of Genomics Analytics
Functional Genomics Center Zurich
ETH Zurich

Jasmine Plummer, PhD

Associate Member, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Director, Center for Spatial OMICs

Anoja Perera

Director, Sequencing and Discovery Genomics
Stowers Institute for Medical Research
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Charlie Johnson, PhD

Director of Genomics and Bioinformatics Services
Texas A&M AgriLife Research