1st European Cancer Dependency Map Symposium

The 1st European Cancer Dependency Map Symposium aims to present a general overview of the latest advances in the use of chemo-genomics and genome-editing screens for the discovery of new cancer vulnerabilities and therapeutic targets. The event will facilitate interactions among the participants, fostering the exchange of ideas with world-leading experts in the field and a line-up of renowned speakers who will present their most recent work and perspective projects.

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HT Student Virtual Open Day

This year for the first time Human Technopole opens its door to Master Degree Students from all over the world and gives them the opportunity to hear from HT Group Leaders about internship and PhD projects available in their labs.

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Single-molecule Sequencing Technologies & Applications

The aim of this Symposium, co-organised by Human Technopole (HT) and the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT), is to present and discuss single molecule sequencing techniques, one of those being Nanopore sequencing, an advanced and relatively new technique that is revolutionising the field of DNA/RNA sequencing. The technology allows sequencing of ultra-long DNA/RNA strands. It […]

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BrainOmics

COURSE OVERVIEW Single-cell omics technologies are breaking new ground in neurobiology by substantially increasing the precision and resolution with which the complex cell populations of the nervous system can be characterised. Approaches that profile several layers of information (genome, epigenome, transcriptome, proteome) allow to generate data of unprecedented depth on the molecular state of the […]

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HT Cryo-EM Symposium

At Human Technopole, the mission of the Structural Biology Centre is to gain a precise knowledge of the structure of macromolecules and macromolecular complexes, which is essential to understand how they function. To this aim, the Cryo-EM Facility is designed to efficiently combine Single-Particle Analysis (SPA), Electron Tomography (ET) and Correlative Light Electron Microscopy (CLEM) […]

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