CSHL The Biology of Genomes Conference (2023-2027)

基因组生物学 冷泉港实验室，冷泉港，纽约 2023年5月9日至13日 2024年5月7日至11日 2025年5月6日-10日 2026年5月5日至9日 2027年5月11日至15日 关于基因组生物学的连续五次年度会议(定于每年5月举行 2023-2027)将在冷泉港实验室举行，将汇集各大 基因组研究领域的从业者。在冷泉港会议的传统中，新的 将重点关注该领域的发现。讨论和演讲的主要领域包括 1)种群基因组学；2)进化基因组学和非人类基因组学；3) 复杂性状与微生物组；4)功能基因组学与表观遗传学；5)计算基因组学；6) 癌症和医学基因组学；7)发育基因组学和单细胞基因组学；以及8)其他主题 与基因组学领域正在进行的努力高度相关。每次会议将包括七个平台 会议(通常每个会议有八名发言者)、三次海报会议和一次主旨演讲会议。 每一次会议将由两名该领域的主要调查人员共同主持，他们与 组织者将根据提交的摘要确定每次会议的格式。一个特别的小组 将致力于基因组研究的伦理、法律和社会影响。我们将特别注意 鼓励研究生、博士后研究员和新员工积极参与 调查人员以及该领域顶尖科学家的出席。我们正在努力 鼓励妇女和来自代表不足的社区的个人参加 生物科学。与以前的34次会议一样，预计拟议的会议 将提供独特的机会，以交流数据，想法和经验，在各个小组 基因组研究的学科。这些会议将是国际性的，预计将 每年有400-500名调查人员出席。

THE BIOLOGY OF GENOMES Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, New York May 9 – 13, 2023 May 7 - 11, 2024 May 6 – 10, 2025 May 5 – 9, 2026 May 11 – 15, 2027 Five successive annual conferences on THE BIOLOGY OF GENOMES (scheduled for each May of 2023-2027) will be held at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory and will draw together the major practitioners in the field of genome research. In the tradition of Cold Spring Harbor meetings, new discoveries in the field will be emphasized. Major areas for discussion and presentations will include developments and progress in 1) population genomics ; 2) evolutionary & non-human genomics; 3) complex traits & microbiome; 4) functional genomics & epigenetics; 5) computational genomics ; 6) cancer & medical genomics; and 7) developmental and single cell genomics; and 8) other topics highly relevant to the ongoing efforts in the genomics field. Each meeting will include seven platform sessions (typically with eight speakers each), three poster sessions, and a keynote speaker session. Each session will be co-chaired by two leading investigators in the field who together with the organizers will establish the format of each session based on the submitted abstracts. A special panel will be devoted to the ethical legal and social implications of genome research. Particular attention will be paid to encourage active participation by graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and new investigators as well as the attendance by leading scientists in the field. Efforts are made to encourage attendance by women and individuals from communities under-represented in the biological sciences. As with the previous 34 conferences, it is anticipated that the proposed meetings will provide unique opportunities for the exchange of data, ideas, and experiences in the various sub disciplines of genome research. The meetings will be international in nature, with an anticipated annual attendance of 400-500 investigators.