Upgrading the CRISPR Toolbox
In TODAY's GEN Live event, we are excited to be joined by two distinguished experts—Dr. Sam Sternberg and Dr. Rodolphe Barrangou—who have helped pioneer the field of gene editing and will explain what these tools mean for the future.
Genome-Wide CRISPR Editing for Improved Protein Expression in Yeast
In this GEN webinar, sponsored by Inscripta, our distinguished presenter, Dr. Eric Abbate, will demonstrate a novel multiplexed genome-wide editing approach to optimize the cellobiohydrolase I enzyme (CBH1) production in S. cerevisiae. Additionally, we will learn how multiplexed and trackable editing libraries enable the discovery of new targets. These libraries comprise a wide range of edit types and targets, including genome-wide and targeted knockouts, short deletions, alternate codon, transcription factor binding sites, and terminator libraries.
COVID-19 Books to Boosters: An Injection of Hope to End a Pandemic
In this GEN Live event, sponsored by IsoPlexis, we are excited to be joined by Gregory Zuckerman, a journalist for the Wall Street Journal and author of the new book: A Shot to Save the World: The Inside Story of the Life-or-Death Race for a COVID-19 Vaccine, who will take us on a deep dive into the inside story behind vaccine development for the COVID-19 vaccines.
Streamlining AAV Manufacturing through Downstream Processing and Analytics Optimization
Join us for this GEN webinar, sponsored by Thermo Fisher, where our expert panelists will take you through the downstream process of AAV purification and the characterization steps associated with process development and their application in manufacturing lot release testing.
Single Cell Multiomic Atlas of the Human Retina: An Integrative Analysis
In TODAY's GEN webinar, sponsored by 10X Genomics, our distinguished guest speaker Dr. Rui Chen will discuss how his team at Baylor College of Medicine took on the complexity of gene expression and regulation in the human retina by generating a multiomic cell atlas at single-cell resolution.
Exploring Biology Through a New Lens: A Spatial Approach
In TODAY's GEN webinar, sponsored by Akoya Biosciences, our distinguished presenter Dr. Sizun Jiang will describe how his findings can be extended to understanding immune-tumor interactions for a better understanding of immunotherapy responses and strategies in cohort of cutaneous T cell lymphoma (CTCL). Additionally, we will hear from Dr. Niro Ramachandran, who has had his finger on the pulse of the spatial biology market since its inception.
Neuro Drug Discovery Innovations: From Maps to Drugs
Join us for TODAY's exciting GEN Live, sponsored by PerkinElmer, as we discuss some of the latest developments in neuro-drug discovery with experts across the academic and life sciences industry.
Melanoma Treatment at a Crossroads: Immune Checkpoints and MAPK-Targeted Therapies
In this GEN webinar, sponsored by 10x Genomics, our distinguished guest speaker Dr. Roger Lo will provide insights into his current research on MAP kinase targeted therapies and checkpoint inhibitors for melanoma.
Annual mRNA Day
There has never been a more exciting year for mRNA than 2021! We are at the forefront of a scientific revolution. TODAY we’re carrying the torch forward, from the November 2019 San Diego proclaimed “mRNA Day”, to establish a tradition of celebrating mRNA by bringing together leaders in the industry to share their scientific knowledge, research expertise, and predictions for the future.
Visualizing the Benefits of 3D Cell Culture
Join us for TODAY's GEN webinar, sponsored by Corning, where our guest presenters will share their experiences with 3D cell culture—from the development of tissue specific spheroids to new imaging modalities.
