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Tuesday 17th November 20269-7pmAnnual Symposium, The Francis Crick InstituteRegister now
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Thursday 17th September 20269.30-1pmDeep Dive: Single cell transcriptomics analysis with 10xGenomics, The Francis Crick Institute–
Tuesday 14th July 20263-7pmRNA Ideathon: Agentic AI workshop, The Francis Crick Institute–
Thursday 21st May 20261:15-3:15pmDeep Dive: Xenium spatial transcriptomics with 10xGenomics, The Francis Crick Institute–
Thursday 16th April 20261-4pmDeep Dive: Where No Peptide Has Gone Before: Boldly Exploring “Dark” Cancer Proteogenomics–
Thursday 19th February 20262-4pmDeep Dive: Proteomics, Metabolomics and Lipidomics, Seminar Room 5; The Francis Crick InstituteRecording to follow
Thursday 15th January 20262-4pmDeep Dive: The Art of Data Engineering, The Francis Crick InstituteRecording to follow

Annual symposium 2026

Our next Annual Symposium will be held at The Francis Crick Institute on Tuesday 17th November 2026.
Register now!

There are opportunities to present your work as a talk or poster:

•⁠ Submit your abstract here

•⁠ Abstract submission deadline: 17th October 2026

•⁠ Successful applicants will be notified by 24th October 2026

The symposium will also be an opportunity to:

•⁠ Network and discuss/gain feedback on your work

•⁠ Hear about careers from those working in different fields and those in recruiting

•⁠ Hear keynote speakers: Dr Nicky Whiffin (University of Oxford – Computational Rare Disease Genomics group PI and co-lead in Genomics at the Big Data Institute and Centre for Human Genetics) and Dr Andreas Tiffeau-Mayer (UCL quantitative immunology lab PI – talk on convergence in T cell receptor repertoires)

• Speak to our sponsors at their stalls: Olink, Parse Biosciences, BGI and Ultima Genomics


Sponsors

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