The UMGC provides genomic technologies and services to researchers and clinicians at the University of
Minnesota and to external academic and industry scientists throughout the U.S. and internationally.
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Events
Webinar: UMGC, PacBio, and Phase Genomics
Attend this webinar on November 16th to learn about HiFi sequencing updates, how to utilize HiFi sequencing for high resolution metagenomics, and how to build chromosome-scale references and recover complete metagenomes with a combination of long-reads and Hi-C.November 1, 2021
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Webinar: NextSeq 2000 Applications for UMN Research
Attend this webinar on November 9th to enter to win a NextSeq P3 200-cycle flow cell for your lab - that’s A BILLION READS of sequencing for FREE. See terms and conditions. In this webinar, learn how common and emerging high-throughput sequencing and multi-omic applications can utilize the flexible and scalable NextSeq 2000 system.October 22, 2021
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Innovation Lab tackling zebra mussels, COVID, and more
The Innovation Lab is a research group within the UMGC that focuses on the development of novel genomics research tools. Under the leadership of Dr. Daryl Gohl, the Innovation Lab has established an externally-funded research program, obtaining independent and collaborative grants from the NIH, CDC, and other agencies.September 20, 2021
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Upcoming Webinar on UMGC Updates
The University of Minnesota Genomics Center (UMGC) invites you to a webinar to hear Dr. Kenny Beckman, Director of the UMGC, present on new technologies and services, new rates, and organizational changes to the UMGC. We will encourage – and be happy to answer – questions from attendees.September 17, 2021
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Changes in data delivery for UMGC users
Starting in October 2021, the UMGC will be delivering data for UMN users with MSI accounts to MSI's Shared User Resource Facility Storage (SURFS). Delivered data will be located in the "data_delivery" folder in your group's folder on MSI's primary filesystem (/home/GROUP/data_delivery/umgc).September 16, 2021
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Join the Spatialomics Interest Group
This group connects UMN researchers with experts in spatial genomics and UMN core facilities, who will coordinate the efforts and workflows for this multi-disciplinary field. Researchers will share their experiences and results with nascent spatial genomics technologies with the Spatialomics Interest Group (SIG).September 1, 2021
