Genome Science started life in 2011 as the UK Next Generation Sequencing Meeting, hosted by the DeepSeq facility at the University of Nottingham. In 2014, the conference underwent a rebranding and became Genome Science: Biology, Applications and Technology. The 2014 conference was hosted by Chris Ponting at the University of Oxford and attracted 300 attendees. This year's conference will be the biggest yet, with capacity for 350 at the University of Birmingham. Genome Science UK: Biology, Applications and Technology on F1000Research hosts posters and slides that were presented at the meetings.
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