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2nd<\/sup> Metabolomics Sardinian Scientific School<\/strong><\/h4>\n

“How to bridge metabolomics and genomics”<\/strong><\/h4>\n

12th<\/sup> \u2013 16th<\/sup> september 2016, <\/strong>Pula, Sardinia, Italy<\/strong><\/h4>\n

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The development of different -omics is based on the use of multiple analytical platforms and statistical techniques. Nowadays, metabolomics is a\u00a0 well-established -omics science. This systematic study of metabolites is approaching new challenges\u00a0 (e.g. multilevel analysis, batch correction, pathway analysis) plus\u00a0 the need of being integrated with other \u2013omics. In spite of been all -omics part of a system biology approach,\u00a0 the results are often treated in an individual contest (problems to integrate the data?).
\nAim of the present School will be to teach and discuss challenging\u00a0 analytical aspects with special focus on the integration of metabolomics and genomics data.
\nThis 2nd Scientific School on Metabolomics in Sardinia is targeted to researchers and graduates (I or II level of University Degree) at an early stage in their career, from Biological Sciences, Health Sciences and other different background (including Bioinformatics and Mathematics) who are interested in learning about both technical and cheminformatic tools to integrate metabolomics data.<\/p>\n

Organizing Committee<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n