Dublin | 28 November 2017 | Crowne Plaza Blanchardstown
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PRESENTATIONS
Whole genome sequencing – opportunities and challenges - Prof John Coia, NHS Scotland
Cluster Detection using WGS in the National Salmonella, Shigella & Listeria Reference Laboratory - Dr Niall DeLappe, HSE
Introducing WGS at the National Reference Laboratory for VTEC at PHL, HSE, Dublin - Dr Anne Carroll, HSE
WGS for epidemiology of foodborne listeriosis in Denmark - Dr Eva Møller Nielsen, SSI Denmark
Comparative Analysis of WGS of Irish Listeria monocytogenes Isolates - Dr Cormac Gahan, Unviversity College Cork
Application of WGS to Bacteriophage-Based Approaches to Pathogen Control and Detection - Dr Olivia McAuliffe, Teagasc
Pathogen Genome Sequencing for Livestock Epidemiology - Dr Adrian Allen, AFBI
Whole (meta)genomic sequences and food safety - Dr Paul Cotter, Teagasc
WGS Salmonella - Dr Kaye Burgess, Teagasc
Future requirements for maximum use of WGS - Dr Kieran Jordan, Teagasc
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