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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2023 · 16 MIN

Ep 16 Bioinformatics Conferences

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Kevin and Andrew discuss major bioinformatics conferences coming up in 2024, including: ABPHM (Applied Bioinformatics and Public Health Microbiology) - Held every 2 years in the UK, next one likely in 2025. Smaller size (~150 people), very applied and focused on implementation. ASM NGS (ASM Next Generation Sequencing Conference) - US equivalent of ABPHM, also applied and implementation focused. Next one is in October 2024. PHA4GE (Public Health Alliance for Genomic Epidemiology) - Large conference focused on genomic epidemiology. Held every 2 years, next location TBD. They also briefly touch on some mega conferences like ASM Microbe and ISMB, but note they tend to prefer the smaller, more focused meetings. Key takeaways: Conferences are great for networking and collaborating within your field Smaller, topic-focused conferences allow you to connect with all attendees Consider European/International conferences to expand your network Check out the list of compiled conferences (linked in the podcast) for 2023 planning Resources: - List of bioinformatics conferences (Lee Katz): https://lskatz.github.io/posts/2023/10/18/conferences.html

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