Faculty of Medicine, Memorial University, St. John's Campus & WebEx

ACC Workshop on RNAseq 2022

Atlantic Cancer Consortium (ACC) Workshop - Terry Fox Research Institute - May 16-19, 2022

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Limited Number Of Travel Awards Will Be Available For Trainees!
Deadline April 25th, 2022 April 28th, 2022

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Aims and Contents

This event aims to provide an overview of several aspects of RNA sequencing from libraries preparation to data analysis, with a particular emphasis on providing access to this technology to beginners via the usage of local resources and online analysis tools.

This event will cover:
  • A Seminar open to all
  • Two Bioinformatics workshops for bulk and single-cell RNAseq analysis
  • A Hand-on RNAseq Library preparation training

Seminar Speakers

May 16th, Faculty of Medicine | Room 5M101, 300 Prince Philip Dr, St. John's, NL A1B 3V6

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Laurent Jourdren

Bioinformatics Lead, GenomiqueENS – Plateforme génomique, ENS Paris

# # MUN

Tom Belbin

Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine, Memorial University

# # DAL

Dan Gaston

Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology, Dalhousie University

# # EH

Darren O'Reilly

Director, Centre for Translational Genomics, Eastern Health

# # MUN

Lourdes Peña-Castillo

Associate Professor, Department of Computer Sciences, Memorial University

# # ONT

Ana Dysko

Cancer research lead Segment marketing manager at Oxford Nanopore Technology

# # 10XG

Egon J Ranghini

Science & Technology Advisor, 10X Genomics

# # Student

Zia Hasan

PhD Student, Faculty of Medicine, Memorial University

# # Student

Leah MacLean

PhD Student, Department of Pathology, Dalhousie University

# # MUN

Akinola A. Alafiatayon

PostDoc, Faculty of Medicine, Memorial University

# # MUN

Barathy Logendra

Research Assistant, Faculty of Medicine, Memorial University

Industrial Partners

10X Genomics expexts will be present onsite and available for consultation.

Patrick Lacasse
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Sales Executive

Jasmine Nault
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Sales Associate

Sessions & Fees

Here are our four sessions

Hybrid Seminar Day

May 16th, 2022 - All day


Open to All

Free

  • One Day Conference
  • Local and International Speakers
  • Coffee-break & Networking
  • Technical Question
  • Industrial Partner Booth (10X Genomics)
  • Student sessions

Hybrid Bioinformatics Workshop (Bulk RNAseq)

May 17th, 2022 - All day | RNAseq Analysis using online ressources (Galaxy)


Limited to 30 participants

CA$ 50

  • One full Day training
  • Data QC
  • Read Alignment
  • Gene Expression Quantification
  • Gene Differential Analysis

Hybrid Workshop on Single-cell RNAseq (lecture and tutorial)

May 18th, 2022 Afternoon | Single-cell RNAseq Analysis using 10X Genomics Platform


Limited to 30 participants

CA$ 30

  • Half Day training
  • Experimental Design
  • Workflow and QC
  • Bioinformatics analysis

Hand-on Library preparation (Onsite)

May 18th & 19th, 2022 Mornings | Hand-on pratical on RNAseq Library Preparation using portable sequencers


Limited to 5 participants

$200

  • Two half-Day session
  • Lab protocol
  • QC
  • Sequencing
  • Data visualization

Seminar day Agenda

9.30am-9.40am

Opening remarks

Margaret Steele

Dean of Medicine

Memorial University

9.40am-10.00am

ACC presentation

Sherri Christian

Associate Professor

ACC Pilot Project Program Lead

Technical Session | Moderator: Tom Belbin (MUN)

10.00am-10.45am

Introduction to RNAseq

& Clinical aspects

 

Dan Gaston

Assistant Professor

Dalhousie University

Coffee break

11.00am-11.45am

Single-cell RNAseq technologies

10X Genomics

11.45am-12.30pm

Presentation of Eoulsan, an integrated RNAseq tool pipeline

Laurent Jourden

Bioinformatics Lead

École Normale Supérieure, Paris, France  

Lunch Break

1.30pm-2.00pm

Presentation of the Center for Translational Genomics

Darren O'Reilly

Director

Centre for Translational Genomics

Eastern Health

2.00pm-2.45pm

Reaching new Levels of Biological Insights with Single Cell Multiomics

Egon J. J Ranghini

, Science & Technology Advisor

10X Genomics

Project Session | Moderator: Dan Gaston (Dalhousie)

2.45pm-3.15pm

Mapping cell heterogeneity in hippocampus using single cell RNAseq

Zia Hasan

PhD Student

Memorial University

3.15pm-3.45pm

ONT RNAseq solutions

Anna Dysko
ONT

Coffee break

3.45pm-4.15pm

Introduction to online RNAseq analysis (Galaxy)

Tom Belbin

Associate Professor

Memorial University

4.15pm-4.45pm 

How to describe RNAs for better identification of their class

Lourdes Peña-Castillo

Associate Professor

Memorial University

4.45pm-5.15pm 

Immunological profiling of bulk tumour datasets with CIBERSORT

Leah MacLean
PhD Student
Dalhousie University

5.15pm-5.30pm

Closing remarks

Gerald C. Johnston

Scientific Director

Beatrice Hunter Cancer Research Institute