Technology in development and disease
Single-cell and genomic analyses are transforming our understanding of cell diversity, stem cells, and tissue regeneration.
We now have the capacity to delineate cell heterogeneity, identify stem/progenitor cells in tissues, and understand their contribution to tissue homeostasis and repair.
This workshop aims to provide an introduction and update on the recent rapid advances in technologies that are enabling researchers to achieve precision and high-definition insights into embryonic development and human diseases. It serves as a forum for brainstorming and discussion of the challenges and research strategies for understanding and exploiting the data that is being generated in this phase of technological development.
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12 November — 15 November 2024
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University of Hong Kong
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Key topics
Key areas of focus include:
- Technological advances for the analysis of molecular processes
- Transcription and the changing chromosome dynamics in single cells
- Analysis, integration and interpretation of multi-omic data
- The development of ex vivo model systems such as organoids
- Application of light sheet microscopy
Who the Institute is for
Early career researchers in fields relevant to the topic
If you have any enquiries about the course, please contact Jacqueline Choy by email at choyj@hku.hk.
Course director
Professor Kathryn Cheah
Emeritus Chair of Biochemistry and Honorary Professor, School of Biomedical Sciences, University of Hong Kong
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