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Nanopore sequencing of an ebola outbreak

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr James Hadfield .

Josh will describe his recent work to monitor ebola in Guinea using the MinION Nanopore sequencer, and his experiences in taking the USB stick sized sequencer and all other lab equipment into the field in West Africa. Josh is a PhD student in Nick Loman’s lab at the University of Birmingham, and previously worked at Illumina.

This talk is part of the CRUK-CI Genomics Core seminar series series.

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