The second SCOG epigenomic workshop ‘Advances in Single Cell Epigenomics 2019’, chaired by Jörn Walter (Saarland University), took place at Linslerhof in Überherrn, November 4 – 6 2019. The workshop started with a two-day meeting, gathering around 70 participants to exchange ideas, developments and challenges in the field of single Read more…
SCOG partners Nils Blüthgen and Markus Landthaler are organizing a Single Cell Symposium, taking place 21-22 November 2019 in Berlin. Several SCOG partners are among the 24 international and German speakers. Prior to the symposium, a satellite tutorial on ‘Computational Analysis of Single Cell Data’ will take place on 20 Read more…
Interesting PhD opportunities at HMGU Munich with exciting epigenetic projects, also including single cell approaches. Call for applications is now open until September 18th. More information is available here.
Nikolaus Rajewsky and Barbara Treutlein are co-organizing a Minerva-Gentner Symposium on Single Cell Analysis with Karen B. Avraham and Omri Wurtzel. Many SCOG partners and LifeTimers are among the twenty-four Israeli and twelve German scientists that will be speaking at this two-day symposium on the Tel Aviv University campus. Mark Read more…
On march 26/27 a workshop on ‚Computational single cell genomics‘ sponsored by SCOG (single cell omics germany, www.singlecell.de, funded by BMBF) and chaired by Fabian Theis took place at Lenbach Palais in Munich. In 4 sessions with presentations by international guests and SCOG partners and 2 poster sessions, single cell Read more…
The International Summer School “Epigenetics in single cells – mechanisms and applications” will be organised by the Berlin Institute for Medical Systems Biology at the Max Delbrück Centre for Molecular Medicine in Berlin (BIMSB) and the MRC London Institute of Medical Sciences in London (LMS). Students from both computational and Read more…
On the 22nd-23rd November 2018 the second SCOG workshop ‚Advances in Single Cell Epigenomics‘ took place at Linslerhof, Überherrn, gathering 58 participants from 16 institutions and 12 cities to exchange ideas, developments and challenges in the field of single cell epigenomics. The program included 20 talks with keynote lectures by Read more…
The first SCOG Hackathon took place on the 9th of October at ICB Munich. The goal of this workshop was to train researchers regarding the analysis of single-cell RNA-sequencing data and most importantly to foster interactions between SCOG members. A group of 30 PhD students and Postdocs with very different Read more…
On October 8th the first Meeting of the SCOG Steering Committee Meeting took place. Eileen Furlong, Barbara Treutlein, Maria-Elena Torres-Padilla, Joachim Schultze, Jörn Walter, Fabian Theis and Nikolaus Rajewsky (remotely) were attending with their lab members and used the scientific sessions for exchanging about current hot topics in single cell Read more…
