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Open until Dec. 31, 2020

Inspiration from the RNA universe

Revisit our RNA-seq virtual conference until December 31, 2020

Explore the exciting RNA universe through our recorded RNA-seq virtual conference again or for the first time! Revisit our conference home page to listen to the recorded scientific application and research webinars from the conference by QIAGEN’s RNA-seq experts and invited external speakers as well as view the research poster and PowerPoint presentations in our Virtual Research Presentation Gallery. Minimal registration is required for watching our Featured Webinars and Short, Live Research Talks (access to the Virtual Research Presentation Gallery does not require registration).

Top 4 reasons to view:
  1. Engage with the RNA-seq research community through shared insights
  2. Expand your knowledge of the latest RNA-seq research developments
  3. Discover novel RNA-seq technologies to advance your research
  4. Learn from the experts in the field through interesting webinars, talks, presentations and posters

Virtual Poster Presentation Gallery

Explore how researchers have used our RNA-seq technologies to derive cancer and disease transcriptional insights - check out the research posters.

Featured webinars

From miRNA-seq, high-throughput 3’ RNA-seq and gene expression analysis to SARS-CoV-2 epidemiology and metatranscriptomics, our featured webinars dive into the diverse applications of RNA-seq.
Browse through our expanding list of confirmed live and recorded webinars and click on the links below to read the abstract and register:

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Next-generation rRNA removal: Evolution of new technologies for mammalian, bacterial, plant and yeast samples

Speaker: Jonathan Shaffer, Ph.D., M.B.A., Director, R&D, QIAGEN

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Getting your project timelines back on track with QIAGEN Genomics Services

Speaker: Raphael Werding, MS., Sr. Product Manager, Genomic Services, QIAGEN

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Chronic arsenic exposure and type II diabetes: The role of prolonged changes in the NRF2 transcriptome

Speakers: Matthew Dodson, Ph.D., Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, University of Arizona and Raphael Werding, MS., Sr. Product Manager, Genomic Services, QIAGEN

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Using targeted RNA panels for SARS-CoV-2 identification and host gene expression studies

Speaker: Samuel Rulli, Ph.D., Associate Director, Global Product Management, Genomics, QIAGEN

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QIAseq comprehensive solutions to study SARS-CoV-2 and its effects on the host

Speaker: Brian Dugan, M.S., Associate Director, Global Product Management, Genomics, QIAGEN

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Maximizing low-input, low-quality samples for RNA-seq: From single cell to high-throughput targeted sequencing

Speaker: Sujash Chatterjee, Ph.D., Sr. Application Specialist, QIAGEN

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The importance of rRNA removal for RNA-seq applications involving viruses, host responses and metatranscriptomics

Speaker: Samuel Rulli, Ph.D., Associate Director, Global Product Management, Genomics, QIAGEN

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miRNA-seq: Tools to interrogate a class of gene expression master regulators

Speaker: Samuel Rulli, Ph.D., Associate Director, Global Product Management, Genomics, QIAGEN

Live Short Research Talk Session WATCH NOW

Download and read the abstracts for these talks HERE.

TALK 1

EcoToxChip: A toxicogenomics tool for chemical prioritization and environmental management

Speaker and co-authors: Doug Crump3, Markus Hecker2, Jessica Head1, Natacha Hogan2, Jeff Xia1, Gordon Hickey1, Steve Maguire4, Niladri Basu1
1 McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada
2 University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK, Canada
3 Environment and Climate Change Canada, National Wildlife Research Centre, Ottawa, ON, Canada
4 The University of Sydney Business School, Sydney, NSW, Australia

TALK 2

An eMERging target for cancer therapy

Speaker and co-authors: Macy Yemsratch Akalu, Sourav Ghosh, and Carla Rothlin
Department of Immunobiology, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, CT, USA

TALK 3

Differential expression of miRNAs in mesenchymal stromal cell-derived exosomes from patients with improved function outcome after ischemic heart failure: A biorepository evaluation of the Focus-CCTRN Trial

Speaker and co-authors: Lourdes I Chacon, Fernanda Mesquita, Mohammad Hassan Virk, and Camila Hochman-Mendez
Department of Regenerative Medicine Research, Texas Heart Institute, Houston, TX, USA

Questions about the virtual conference?

Please contact Joby Chesnick, Event Organizer and Sr. Global Marketing Manager