Sequencing methods mark a significant advancement in the study of rare diseases. Integrating data from various sources is becoming crucial for enhancing molecular analysis and diagnosis.
The goal of the CIVIS summer school is to offer high-quality, interdisciplinary courses that address these needs.
The physical mobility part will be running from 23 to 27 June 2025 in Marseille, France. It will follow on from the virtual part and will alternate between plenary sessions and practical workshops.
- Day 1: Exploring Rare Diseases through Medical Genetics and Genomic Analysis
- Day 2: Single-Cell Insights into Normal and Pathological Development
- Day 3: Mapping the Transcriptome: Unveiling the Power of Spatial Transcriptomics
- Day 4: Unraveling the Role Epigenetics and Gene Regulation in Rare Diseases
- Day 5: iPSC Technologies and their transformative impact on rare disease research – Social event
The online sessions will take place between 3 March - 30 April 2025. To accommodate your schedule, the courses are offered as self-paced learning modules, complemented by regular online sessions and personalised support from our expert team of instructors.
This part will be about gaining knowledge and fundamentals of R programming by diving into an engaging, interactive learning experience.
Discover rare diseases and how sequencing methods, associated with multi-omics approaches, can be used to describe them from a molecular point of view and contribute to the diagnosis and management of patients.