Medical research has been revolutionized by high-throughput technologies enabling possibilities to analyze the interactions and functions of biological information entities in various ”-ome” layers or clusters of life (http://omics.org/). By combining multiple ”omes”, such as genome, transcriptome, methylome, metabolome, proteome and microbiome, scientists can find novel associations between biological entities, pinpoint relevant biomarkers, and understand the roots of complex diseases. However, the myriad of technologies, approaches and available tools tends to overwhelm researchers new to the field. With this webinar ”Multi-omics methods for studying metabolic disorders: research excellence, wet lab techniques and bioinformatics approaches” we aim to inspire new multi-omics studies and provide guidance to interested researchers, students and other potential collaborators. 

The seminar includes lectures from scientists of INTEGROMED consortium: Weizmann Institute of Science (Israel), University of Dundee (United Kingdom), Lund University (Sweden), Latvian  Biomedical Research and Study centre (Latvia) and expert in metabolomics from Riga Technical University.

This seminar is aimed at biomedical, molecular biology and bioinformatics students and scientists who are currently doing or planning to do multi-omics studies. Participants don’t need any prior experience.  

Webinar is free of charge, times in agenda are Eastern European Time.
Application is mandatory. If you consider to listen only specific lectures, you can still aplly to receive the link to the online seminar and receive record after event.

Preliminary agenda