Genomics Technologies

Session chair: Anton Nekrutenko This session features talks on the latest genomics technologies, selected from submitted abstracts. We are hoping for contributions from all around the world on assembly, feature annotation, analysis, workflows and other developments dealing with genomic data. Presenters: Shujun Ou: The Ohio State University: Towards the high-quality, de novo annotation of transposable elements in eukaryotes Mario Stanke: University of Greifswald: Tiberius: Accurate Ab Initio Gene Finding Lindsey Hauff: Rutgers University: De novo genome assembly for an endangered lemur using portable nanopore sequencing in rural Madagascar Luca Degradi: Università degli studi di Milano: The first two Fusarium verticillioides genomes from human patients: a genomic overview Mirian Tsuchiya: National Center for Biotechnology Information, NLM, NIH: NCBI Datasets: current status and future developments on genomic data delivery at NCBI. Pooja Strope: National Center for Biotechnology Information, NLM, NIH: High-quality eukaryotic genome annotation with NCBI's public EGAPx pipeline