Trainings

Genomic Technological Solutions and Research Products

9 March 2026
10:00
On site
Information
Genomic Technological Solutions and Research Products
Location
Crete, Greece
Date
20-22 October 2026
Application Deadline
30 March 2026

As part of the ANERIS project, EMBRC is organising a training course on the use of genomic technological solutions and research products.

The workshop will take place in Crete, Greece, from the 20th to the 22nd of October 2026, where 10 participants will be invited to expand their operational skills with experimental designs, laboratory workflows, and bioinformatic analysis to explore marine biodiversity through genomic applications.

After this three-day training, participants will be able to:

  • Operate and optimise Nanopore-based laboratory workflows (NANOMICS)

  • Design and prepare library pools for Nanopore sequencing

  • Understand and apply Nanopore sequencing from sample to data

  • Perform primary and secondary bioinformatics analyses using SLIM 2.0

  • Integrate and manage genomic data using MARGENODAT

  • Apply workflows (OMB products) to real-world use cases, including:

    • Biodiversity monitoring

    • Detection of invasive species

    • Analysis of intraspecific genetic variation

  • Access and exploit OMB products and services via the LifeWatch Virtual Research Environment (LW VRE)

  • Gain practical insight into standardisation, reproducibility, and data interoperability within EMBRC infrastructures

Applicants

To make the most out of this training course, applicants with the following background will be pursued:

  • Solid basic knowledge of genetics and molecular biology

  • Master’s or PhD students, or laboratory technicians with strong relevant experience

  • Familiarity with sampling and sequencing workflows

To facilitate full engagement throughout the bioinformatics sessions, suggested skills include:

  • Previous exposure to bioinformatics

  • Basic knowledge of operating with Python, such as understanding scripts and simple commands

  • Minimum familiarity with computational environments

Fees

The training is free and lunches will be provided during the three day training.

Participants are self-funded: each participant is responsible for covering their own expenses, including accommodation, travel arrangements, and any additional meals or personal costs.

Registration

Apply by 30 March 2026

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