Stanley Qi, Kristen Brennand, Luke Gilbert, and more at CRISPR: New Techniques and Complex Models virtual event

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CRISPR: New Techniques and Complex Models June 30, 2021 12pm – 4pm EDT CRISPR: New Techniques and Complex Models is a free, half-day virtual event that brings together some of the world’s leading experts to discuss new methods that take CRISPR beyond gene editing and how they can be applied to complex cellular systems. Distinguished Keynote and Plenary Speakers Anna Moreno, PhD Founder & CEO Navega Therapeutics Stanley Qi, PhD Assistant Professor Department of Bioengineering Department of Chemical and Systems Biology Stanford ChEM-H Institute Kristen Brennand, PhD Faculty Member Yale School of Medicine Shondra Pruett-Miller, PhD Assistant Member, St. Jude Faculty Director, Center for Advanced Genome Engineering Associate Director, Shared Resources, Comprehensive Cancer Center St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Luke Gilbert, PhD Assistant Professor Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center School of Medicine Department of Urology University of California San Francisco Attendees will get exclusive access to hear and interact with our speakers as they discuss: Clinical and research applications of CRISPR modulation (CRISPRa & CRISPRi) methods Harnessing the flexibility of editing iPSCs for various end-state cell types Validating results of CRISPR screens using orthogonal validation methods Generating heritable, epigenetic changes using CRISPRoff Plus ask questions live, get real-time feedback, and participate in state-of-the-art networking with fellow attendees — all through our dynamic virtual platform accessible on all devices, at home or on-the-go!

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