Time: March 1st at 1 – 5.30 pm
Location: Store auditorium, J.B Windsløws Vej 15, Odense
The Symposium marks the establishment of Center for Precision Medicine in Complex and Rare Disease and provides an exciting overview of the visions
for use of whole genome sequencing and biomarkers relative to precision medicine and individualized treatment in health care in Southern Denmark.
The Symposium covers a range of exciting topics:
- Background for establishing the center
- SDU-supercomputer
- Sequencing
- Analyzing complex data
- From sequencing to new drug
- Precision medicine and cancer
- Precision medicine and rare diseases
- Biobank
Two exciting international Keynote speakers have been invited:
Professor Antonio Iavarone, Institute for Cancer Genetics, Columbia University, New York, USA,
who will talk about: “Precision medicine and drivers of glioblastoma” ,
and
Postdoc, PhD Christian Gilissen, Genomic Disorders, Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands,
who will talk about: “Unraveling the genetics of intellectual disability by exome and genome sequencing”.
Please register at February 24th the latest to: Janne.Christiansen@rsyd.dk
