National level Workshop on 'Bioinformatics and Precision Genomics'

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Limited Seats

National level Workshop on 'Bioinformatics and Precision Genomics'

18th - 19th January 2019
09:30 AM - 05:00 PM

Topics Covered

▪Introduction to Bioinformatics
▪CRISPR
▪Data Mining from Biological Databases
▪Sequence Alignment
▪Primer Designing
▪Concept of Phylodynamics
▪Gene Expression and Genome editing
▪EBI Tools
▪SRA Data for genomic samples
Our 2 days comprehensive workshop on “BIOINFORMATICS & PRECISION GENOMICS” aims at providing systematic Hands-on-Training on using advanced Bioinformatics and Genomic application/tools. This workshop had been conceptualized by eminent scientist having substantial experience in the field of structural biology..
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Registration Details

Early Bird Date - upto 31/12/2018

Graduate and Undergraduate Students - Rs. 2000/-
Professors/Researchers/phd research scholar - Rs. 3000/-
NRI/Foreign Nationals - Rs .4000/-

Regular Registration - 01/01/2019 - 18/01/2019

Graduate and Undergraduate Students - Rs. 2500/-
Professors/Researchers/phd research scholar - Rs. 3500/-
NRI/Foreign Nationals - Rs .4500/-
Contact Details-072760 10408, 7798668315, 7038770985, 7875793891
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