SAN FRANCISCO CA
About DNAnexus Connect™ 2018
DNAnexus Connect™ 2018 is our third annual thought leadership and user group meeting, bringing together customers, partners, and prospects to connect, engage, and learn about innovative, at-scale solutions around biomedical informatics. Attendees will hear from world-class speakers from bio-pharmaceutical companies, healthcare organizations, research consortia, and more.
Participants will have a chance to join advanced learning workshops, intimate focus groups, and networking sessions to enhance their DNAnexus skill sets, and help transform the use of next-generation sequencing data in research, discovery, and clinical care.
Event Agenda Coming soon!
*All attendees will receive a DNAnexus Platform credit of $199 upon check-in, with the exception of the single day pass.
Early Bird
$199 USD, per attendee
(Sales End July 31st)General
$299 USD, per attendee
(Sales End September 14th)Last Minute
$349 USD, per attendee
(Sales End October 1st)Single Day Pass
$199 USD, per attendee
(Sales End October 1st)Need approval to attend DNAnexus Connect™?
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2018 Featured Speakers
Richard Daly
Chief Executive Officer of DNAnexus
Tim Bakker
Senior Project Manager – Data & Technology at Melbourne Genomics Health Alliance
Annerose Berndt, PhD
Vice President, Clinical Genomics at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Mark DePristo, PhD
Head of Deep Learning for Genetics & Genomics at Google
David Fenstermacher, PhD
Vice President R&D Bioinformatics, MedImmune
John Penn, PhD
Manager, NGS Data Analysis, Regeneron Genetics Center
Jeff Reid, PhD
Executive Director, Head of Genome Informatics, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
William Salerno, PhD
Director of Genome Informatics, Human Genome Sequencing Center at Baylor College of Medicine
Greg Tranah, PhD
Director of Precision Medicine, Sutter Health
Jinghui Zhang, PhD
Director of Computational Biology at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital