Join GSA on November 30 for a one-day symposium on the topic of genome engineering organized by postdocs at Harvard Medical School. They will cover topics such as new technologies, state-of-the-art tools, and methods for genome engineering as well as new biological insights deriving from these new processes.
This is a free virtual event with an in-person component in Boston, MA. Registration is required for virtual or in-person attendance, and all scientists interested in genome engineering are welcome.
Funding for the symposium was provided in part by the Starter Culture Microgrant Program. The Starter Culture Microgrant Program funds projects that will benefit the genetics community and allows GSA to be more responsive to member needs and changing contexts. For more information or to apply to fund your own project, visit the GSA website.
Meet other scientists interested in genome engineering and genomics at #TAGC24.