SCOG Virtual Events
Virtual Lecture Series
‘Recent Advances in Single Cell Omics’: Biweekly presentations about current single cell research, on Fridays at 9.30 am (CEST)
Please register in order to receive information on how to join the webinar. If you are a SCOG partner or member and would like to give a talk, please apply by completing the form on our website.
Virtual Workshop
‘Recent Advances in Single Cell Epigenomics 2020’: Virtual Event, on 17 November 2020, 2-6 pm (CET)
The one-day workshop will be hosted by Jörn Walter (Saarland University) and will provide an overview of the latest findings and developments in the field of single cell epigenomics.
News
Jan Philipp Junker talks about „Cellular drivers of injury response and regeneration in the adult zebrafish heart“.
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⏰When: October 23, 9:30-10:15am CEST
💬Who: Jan Philipp Junker (@BIMSB_MDC, @MDC_Berlin)
💡Title: “Cellular drivers of injury response and regeneration in the adult zebrafish heart”
Registration: https://t.co/SpVKXewpUs
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Mission
Single cell genomics is revolutionizing biology and medicine, combining the advantages of bulk sequencing techniques and microscopic analysis of single cells.
Rapid technological advances now allow the profiling of genomes, transcriptomes and epigenomes at an unprecedented level of resolution. To harness the full potential of these developments new computational methods specifically tailored towards the analysis of single cell omics data are essential. Integrating efforts in all research areas involved will enhance the translation of single cell sequencing techniques to the clinic. The network Single Cell Omics Germany (SCOG) brings together national researchers using and developing single cell technologies to generate insights into biological systems. Its mission is to provide a collaborative platform for the exchange of both computational and experimental methods and expertise, thereby strengthening single cell research in Germany. Connecting the German single cell community with relevant international initiatives (such as HCA and IHEC), the network will help to address biomedical questions and foster translational research.
Exchange
Collaborative platform for
the exchange of expertise
Events
Single cell conferences and
hackathons for the community
Connect
Connecting researchers in Germany
with international initiatives
The Network
Partners and Members
More than 100 active Partners across Germany plus more than 140 Members worldwide.
Management Team
Munich
Fabian Theis (founding member, coordinator)
Anna Sacher
Berlin
Nikolaus Rajewsky (founding member)
Marco Uhrig
Saarbrücken
Jörn Walter (founding member)
Nina Gasparoni
Steering Committee
Eileen Furlong, EMBL, Heidelberg
Nikolaus Rajewsky, BIMSB/MDC, Berlin
Joachim Schultze, DZNE, Bonn
Fabian Theis, HMGU, Munich
Maria Elena Torres-Padilla, HMGU, Munich
Barbara Treutlein, MPI, Leipzig / ETH, Zürich
Jörn Walter, USAAR, Saarbrücken
Funding
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SCOG Management Team
Helmholtz Zentrum München
MDC Berlin
Saarland University