Date	Topic	Speaker	Download Audio Podcast	Download Video Podcast	View Flash Movie
Apr 3, 2008	Sequence Capture Technology: Using Microarrays to Capture Megabases of Sequence or Hundreds of Thousands of Human Exons for Next Generation Sequencing	Dr. Tom Albert, Roche NimbleGen
Mar 19, 2008	Genomic Analyses of Gene Regulation by Poly(ADP-Ribose) Polymerase-1 and Histone H1	Dr. Matt Gamble, Cornell University
Feb 28, 2008	Integrated Epigenomic Analyses of Neuronal MeCP2 Reveal a Role for Long-Range Interaction with Active Genes	Dr. Janine LaSalle, UC Davis
Nov 29, 2007	Genome Architecture and Genomic Disease: A Targeted Approach to Disease Discovery	Dr. Heather Mefford University of Washington
Nov 1, 2007	Demonstration of KAP1 Binding to Silenced Chromatin with Genome-wide ChIP-chip Analysis	Dr. Henriette O'Geen University of California, Davis
Sep 19, 2007	Gene Silencing by Large, Non-coding RNAs: The Regulatory Role of HOTAIR analyzed with ChIP-chip and Tiling Expression Analysis	Dr. John Rinn, Harvard Medical School
Aug 15, 2007	Assaying Gene Expression Using NimbleGen Multiplex Arrays: Taking Advantage of High-Throughput Sample Analysis	Dr. John Manak, Roche NimbleGen
Jul 18, 2007	Genome-Wide Distribution, Sequence Determinant and Evolution of CTCF Binding	Dr. Tae Hoon Kim, Yale University School of Medicine
May 17, 2007	MIRA-Assisted Microarrays for DNA Methylation Analysis and Cancer Diagnosis	Dr. Gerd Pfeifer, Beckman Research Institute, City of Hope
May 8, 2007	Microarray-Mediated, Whole-Genome Comparison of the Distribution of RNA Polymerase with the Transcript Map in Escherichia coli	Dr. Joseph Wade, Harvard University
Apr 11, 2007	Part I: A novel genomic disorder affecting neurobehavioral development; fine mapping of rearrangements involving complex low copy repeats on chromosome 10q	Dr. Scott Selleck, The University of Minnesota
Apr 11, 2007	Part II: Using Drosophila to model disruptions of PTEN-TSC-TOR signaling on synapse assembly and behavior	Dr. Scott Selleck, The University of Minnesota
Mar 13, 2007	Efficient High-Resolution Deletion Discovery in Caenorhabditis elegans by Array CGH	Dr. Jason Maydan, UBC, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Mar 6, 2007	Using High-Resolution ChIP-chip to Model Chromatin Signatures of Promoters and Enhancers in the Human Genome	Dr. Nathaniel Henitzman, LICR, UCSD
Feb 15, 2007	High-Resolution Mapping of Copy-Number Variants Genome-Wide with Array CGH	Timothy A. Graubert, M.D. Washington University, St. Louis
Jan 24, 2007	Genome-Wide DNA Methylation Analysis with Immunoprecipitation and Tiling DNA Microarrays	Dr. Daniel Zilberman, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Aug 31, 2006	The Discovery and Characterization of Genomic Disorders with High-Resolution Array CGH	Dr. Andrew Sharp, The University of Washington
Aug 8, 2006	AHigh-Resolution Method to Identify DNase I Hypersensitive Sites Using Tiled Microarrays	Dr. Greg Crawford, Duke University
May 16, 2006	Genome-Wide Mapping of Transcriptional Regulatory Elements in Mammalian Cells	Dr. Bing Ren, UCSD
Feb 6, 2006	Identifying Antibiotic Resistance and Other Adaptive Mutations in Helicobacter pylori using NimbleGen CGS Technology	Dr. Douglas Berg, Washington University

Date	Venue	Topic	Speaker	Download Audio Podcast	Download Video Podcast	View Flash Movie
Jun 2, 2007	ESHG 2008	High-Throughput Detection of Exonic Copy-Number Changes Using NimbleGen Oligonucleotide-Based CGH Array Technology	Dr. Jamel Chelly Institute Cochin - Hospital Cochin
		High-Throughput Approaches for DNA Methylation Profiling	Dr. Stephan Beck University College London
		Sequence Capture for Medical Sequencing	Dr. Daniel Turner Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute
Jan 15, 2008	PAG 2008	Genome-Scale Targeted Sequencing and Expression Analysis in Duplicated Genomes	Full Program
		Direct Genomic Selection by Microarray Hybridization for High-Throughput Sequencing	Dr. Xinmin Zhang, Roche NimbleGen
		Insights into the Evolutionary Significance of Whole Genome Duplications Provided by Populus Expression Arrays	Dr. Steve DiFazio, West Virginia University
		Duplicate gene expression evolution in cotton	Lex Flagel, PhD Student Iowa State University
Oct 25, 2007	ASHG 2007	NimbleGen Genetics & Epigenetics Workshop, Full Program	Full Program
		Genome-wide scan of copy number variation in autism	Dr. Jonathan Sebat Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
		Epigenetic Regulation of the HOX Locus by Non-coding RNAs	Dr. John Rinn, Harvard Medical School
		Application of CGH arrays in DNA Diagnostics	Dr.Madhuri Hegde Emory University School of Medicine
Jun 18, 2007	ESHG 2007	Human Genetics and Epigenetics: High-Resolution Discovery with Array CGH, DNA Methylation, and ChIP-chip	Full Program
		Towards a comprehensive map of copy number variation in the human genome	Dr. Matthew Hurles The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Cambridge
		Mapping promoter DNA methylation in mammalian genomes using oligonucleotide arrays	Dr. Michaël Weber Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research, Basel
		Combinatorial Effects of Four Histone Modifications in Transcription and Differentiation	Dr. Silke Sperling Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics, Berlin
Mar 24, 2007	ACMG 2007	Detection of Microdeletion and Microduplication Disorders Using Ultra-High Resolution array CGH	Dr. Blake Ballif, Signature Genomic Labs, LLC
Oct 10, 2006	ASHG 2006	Human Genetics and Epigenetics: High-Resolution Discovery with Array CGH, DNA Methylation, and ChIP-chip	Full Program
		The Discovery and Characterization of Genomic Disorders with High-Resolution Array CGH	Dr. Andrew Sharp, The University of Washington
		Cytosine Methylation Dynamics in Development and Disease	Dr. John Greally, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
		ChIP-Chip'ing Away at the Functions of Proteins Mutated in Genetic Syndromes	Dr. Peter C. Scacheri, Case Western Reserve University

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