Highlights of the 1st Student Symposium on Computational Genomics | Zendy

Jonas Ibn-Salem | Zendy; Sascha Meiers | Zendy; Ole Eigenbrod | Zendy; Robert Sehlke | Zendy; Sweta Talyan | Zendy; Kevin Schwahn | Zendy; Raik Otto | Zendy; Abhijeet Pataskar | Zendy; Franziska Metge | Zendy; Philipp Angerer | Zendy

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Highlights of the 1st Student Symposium on Computational Genomics

Author(s) -

Jonas Ibn-Salem,

Sascha Meiers,

Ole Eigenbrod,

Robert Sehlke,

Sweta Talyan,

Kevin Schwahn,

Raik Otto,

Abhijeet Pataskar,

Franziska Metge,

Philipp Angerer

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

genomics and computational biology

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2365-7154

DOI - 10.18547/gcb.2016.vol2.iss1.e59

Subject(s) - genomics , event (particle physics) , mathematics education , data science , computer science , engineering ethics , psychology , biology , engineering , genome , genetics , physics , gene , quantum mechanics

On 30 November 2016, over 70 junior researchers in computational biology from diverse countries met in Mainz, Germany, for the 1st Student Symposium on Computational Genomics. Overall, the symposium was a great success and featured four outstanding keynote lectures, nine selected student talks, and over 38 poster presentations. This report briefly highlights the scientific outcomes and activities of this student-driven event.

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