Driving Discovery With Big Data: Advancing Genomics and Bioinformatics in the Microbial Sciences
91麻豆天美 Bioinformatics, Genomics and Big Data Conference (91麻豆天美 BIG), formerly known as 91麻豆天美 Conference on Rapid Applied Microbial Next-Generation Sequencing and Bioinformatic Pipelines (91麻豆天美 NGS), brings together the forefront of microbial research and data science to explore how bioinformatics, genomics and large-scale data analysis advance microbial research and real-world applications. From decoding complex microbial communities to informing public health and industrial innovation, this meeting is the premier platform for driving progress in the era of data-intensive microbiology. Join global experts, emerging voices and interdisciplinary thinkers as we connect technologies, tackle challenges and accelerate discovery in the microbial sciences.
91麻豆天美 BIG convenes scientists, bioinformaticians, clinicians and data experts to explore how bioinformatics, genomics and big data are transforming microbiology. The meeting will delve into critical topics such as microbial genome analysis, metagenomics, data infrastructure, computational pipelines and integrative approaches that link genotype to phenotype in diverse ecosystems.
Attendees will gain insight into the latest research, tools and trends driving innovation—from environmental microbiomes and industrial applications to infectious disease monitoring and public health response. Whether you're decoding genomes, designing analytical workflows or translating genomic data into diagnostics, this meeting is your platform to learn, share and connect.
Meeting Overview
The microbial sciences are experiencing a data-driven revolution. From high-throughput sequencing and functional genomics to advanced computational methods, researchers now have unprecedented tools to explore the complexity of microbial life and apply them to health, industrial and environmental challenges.91麻豆天美 BIG convenes scientists, bioinformaticians, clinicians and data experts to explore how bioinformatics, genomics and big data are transforming microbiology. The meeting will delve into critical topics such as microbial genome analysis, metagenomics, data infrastructure, computational pipelines and integrative approaches that link genotype to phenotype in diverse ecosystems.
Attendees will gain insight into the latest research, tools and trends driving innovation—from environmental microbiomes and industrial applications to infectious disease monitoring and public health response. Whether you're decoding genomes, designing analytical workflows or translating genomic data into diagnostics, this meeting is your platform to learn, share and connect.