Tonight, I started watching the Oxford Nanopore Technologies London Calling 2024 expert panel on “Building a rapid, targeted, and responsive infectious disease system.”Aaron Pomerantz, the Associate Director of Global Segment Marketing at ONT, helped facilitate the session. Dr. Ines Hassan from the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change started. Hassan helps encourage the development and […]
Tonight, I continued watching a session from the London Calling 2024 Clinical & Biopharma Day. The expert panel’s title was “Precision oncology: driving better outcomes for patients, health systems, and populations.” Olivier Lucas, the Director of Oncology with Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT), moderated the discussion. The audience asked the panelists questions about sensitivity and risk determination. William Stanford from […]
Tonight, I started watching a new session from the London Calling 2024 Clinical & Biopharma Day. The expert panel’s title was “Precision oncology: driving better outcomes for patients, health systems, and populations.” Olivier Lucas, the Director of Oncology with Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT), moderated the discussion. Four speakers began the session with brief introductions. William […]
Matt Parker, the Director of Clinical Bioinformatics Software at Oxford Nanopore Technologies, facilitated the Nanopore Community Meeting Boston 2024 session on variant analysis with EPI2ME. The title of the presentation was “Ultra-rich human data – variant analysis with EPI2ME.” They shared the EPI2ME user interface updates that were recently released. There is a new element […]
Tonight I started watching a longer session from Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) summer programming. “The era of complete genomes, at any scale” was the title of a session Cora Vaher gave. They described how long-read sequencing with ONT has changed sequencing. Vaher stated that “the era of full genomes is coming” because there are many […]
Sneha Geonka from Stanford University & Princeton presented on “Computational paradigm for scalable ultra-fast, & cost-efficient nanopore sequencing.” Goenka shared a graph showing the turnaround time for sequencing in the clinic. The world record is 7.3 hours at Stanford! To shorten the time to diagnosis, the pipeline included distributed computing and a lot of GPUs: […]