Keystone Symposia

Epigenetics and Human Disease (X5)
3D Genome: Gene Regulation and Disease (X6)

Date: March 17-21, 2019
Event Location: Banff, Alberta, Canada
Description: Arima Genomics is proud to support Keystone Symposia: 3D Genome and Epigenetics. See you there!

Arima-HiC Technology Seminar, Duke University

Title: Arima-HiC Sequencing for 3D Chromatin Conformation Research
Location: CIEMAS Building, Room 2240, 101 Science Drive, Durham, NC
Time:March 20th, 12:00PM-1:00PM
Summary: Learn how Hi-C techniques can now be easily performed with the new Arima-HiC kit! Hi-C is an exciting technique using Next-Generation Sequencing to assay chromatin conformation structure.

If you are an epigenetics researcher, please attend for a presentation and in-depth discussion of Hi-C methodology. Lunch will be provided.

Agenda:

• Scientific applications of Hi-C and HiChIP technology
• Full Arima Hi-C workflow from sample input to data analysis
• Emerging applications such as Capture-HiC and low input Hi-C

Speaker: Jay Clark, Epigenetics Project Consultant, Arima Genomics

American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) 2019

Date: March 29-April 3, 2019
Event Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Description: Looking forward to an amazing show. Come talk to us at our booth. See you there!

9th CNAG Symposium on Genome Research: 3DGenomics

Date: April 11, 2019
Event Location: Barcelona, Spain
Description: Life happens in a spatio-temporal environment, the genome cannot escape it. Therefore, to further characterize the many functions of genomes, there is a need for determine its three-dimensional structure in time. Since the advent of the so-called Chromosome Conformation Capture experiments, a Next Generation Sequencing technology, we have been able to elucidate at unprecedented resolutions how the genome is organized.
In this meeting, we bring scientists in the 3DGenomics field who have developed their research in collaboration with the CNAG-CRG and who will present their latest research discoveries and ideas on the topic.

Epigenetics in Cancer 2019

Date: April 25, 2019
Event Location: Philadelphia, PA
Description: The study of epigenetics and chromosome dynamics has reshaped our understanding of tumor biology for over a decade. This second “Epigenetics in Cancer” symposium will bring together leaders in basic and translational research to promote a better understanding of epigenetic pathways as drug targets in cancer therapy.

EMBO Workshop: The Genome in 3 Dimensions

Date: May 20-24, 2019
Event Location: Kyllini, GreeceA
Description: It is now well accepted that our genome is much more than a passive, one-dimensional, storage unit of genetic information. Advances over the last decade alone have paved new and exciting ways for studying genomes as three-dimensional entities with distinct temporal dynamics. Such studies are helping us explain the overarching architecture of chromosomes and their regulatory plasticity. Nonetheless, this field of study is rapidly evolving and new technologies, new challenges, and new insights into the structure-to-function relationship of genomes emerge every day. As a result, this EMBO Workshop will bring together established and younger experts for four days of focused discussions on (i) the contribution of chromatin topology in homeostasis and disease, (ii) the mechanistic basis of chromatin looping and spatial communication between regulatory elements and genes, as well as on (iii) recent experimental and computational modeling advances for dissecting genomic architecture and its dynamics. Ultimately, we will be seeking to unify and integrate views and data to obtain an updated and coherent appreciation of how chromosomes are folded in order to execute their functions.