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  • Date: May 22
  • Time:
    9:00 am - 5:00 pm EDT

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Genomics Innovation Workshop – Next-Generation Genomics: Build & Scale on the Cloud

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  • Date: May 22
  • Time:
    9:00 am - 5:00 pm EDT

Venue

Scale pipelines, integrate AI and accelerate discovery with Google Cloud.

Register today and spend an innovative day with genomics leaders and engineers. We’re moving past the theory to give you the actionable skills required to build, scale, and automate your research on Google Cloud.

  • Scale Effortlessly: Ditch on-prem limits. Run massive workloads on-demand using the open-source tools you already know, like Nextflow and Terraform.
  • Integrate Advanced AI: Go beyond basic analysis. Harness DeepVariant, AlphaGenome, and Co-Scientist to automate functional scoring and modeling.
  • Collaborate Securely: Break down data silos. Learn to share multi-terabyte datasets across institutions safely while ensuring strict Canadian data residency.
  • Build It Yourself: No more theory. Roll up your sleeves in our technical lab and deploy a production-ready, scalable genomics pipeline.

Who should attend?

  • 🧬 Bioinformaticians & Researchers seeking faster time-to-insight and pipeline optimization.
  • 🔬 Principal Investigators & Core Facility Leads looking to modernize lab infrastructure and accelerate research velocity.
  • 💻 IT Managers tasked with securing multi-institutional data, ensuring compliance, and managing compute costs.

Agenda Highlights

AM | The Discovery

  • Local impact and case studies with real-world breakthroughs
  • The AI frontier to experience the power of AlphaFold 3 and AI-driven analytics.

PM | The Build

  • Hands-On Lab: Roll up your sleeves with Google engineers to architect a production-ready Nextflow pipeline.
  • Note: To participate in the hands-on session, please bring your personal laptop (preferred over corporate issued device).

Why Google Cloud for your Genomics Discovery?

From developing AI tools that accurately read the code of life, creating comprehensive reference genomes and working with partners on real-world challenges from biodiversity to healthcare.