The Genomics Shared Resource at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center (OSUCCC) is excited to introduce a new Oxford Nanopore sequencing service, providing researchers with access to powerful long-read sequencing technology and new approaches for investigating complex genomic and transcriptomic questions.

Join us for an informative session featuring members of the Oxford Nanopore Technologies team, who will discuss the capabilities of Nanopore sequencing, applications across research areas, and approaches to data analysis. Researchers will also share their experiences using the technology and highlight how Nanopore sequencing has been applied to their own projects.

This event will begin at 1:30 PM in Biomedical Research Tower Room 115.

The session will include:

Introduction to Nanopore sequencing and the capabilities of the new Genomics Shared Resource service
Applications and use cases presented by Oxford Nanopore experts
Data analysis and interpretation, including considerations for working with Nanopore sequencing data
Researcher perspectives from investigators who have used the technology
Networking break to connect with colleagues and Oxford Nanopore representatives
Office hours the following day, providing an opportunity for researchers to meet one-on-one with the Oxford Nanopore team

Whether you are new to long-read sequencing or are already considering Nanopore technology for your research, this event is an opportunity to learn how the new service can support your projects and connect directly with experts who can help you determine whether Nanopore sequencing is a good fit.

Bring your research questions and ideas. We look forward to exploring the possibilities of Nanopore sequencing with you.