The « TRANSLAD Seminar Series »
FHU-TRANSLAD organises thematic seminars under the title “TRANSLAD Seminar Series”, which is held twice or three times a year in as half-day or full-day events, and which include presentations by FHU-TRANSLAD members on research activities, as well as the involvement of at least one foreign speaker who is internationally acknowledged in the field..
10 February 2014 : Use of new sequencing technologies for the diagnosis of developmental disorders - View the programme
Guest speakers : Christian Gilissen et Alex Hoischen (Nijmegen, Netherlands).
07 November 2014 : Neuropsychological and psychiatric approaches to neurodevelopmental genetic disorders - View the programme
Guest speakers :
Annette Karmiloff-Smith (London, United Kingdom), Maude Schneider (Geneva, Switzerland), Steve Majerus (Liège, Belgium), Caroline Demily (Lyon, France), Alastair Smith (Nottingham, United Kingdom)
15 January 2015 : Ethical issues raised by the introduction of high-throughput sequencing into genetic health care practice - View the programme
Guest speakers :
Heidi Howard (Uppsala, Sweden), Pascal Borry (Leuven, Belgium), Pascale Lévy (Biomedicine Agency, France)
20 April 2015 : Genomics for developmental disorders: monogenic forms of disease with complex traits - View the programme
Guest speakers :
Thomas Bourgeron (Paris, France), Brian O'Roak (Portland, USA), Veronica Kinsler (London, United Kingdom), Rudolf Happle (Freiburg, Germany).
05 December 2016 : The way ahead for genomic medicine : a major health system shift - View the programme
Guest speakers :
Heidi Howard (Uppsala University, Sweden), Pascal Borry (Leuven, Belgium)
20 April 2017 : « Building the foundation for genomic medicine for patients with rare diseases » - View the programme
Guest speakers :
Kim Boycott (Ontario, Canada), Heidi Rehm (Boston, USA) et Jill Clayton-Smith (Manchester, England)
06 December 2018 : The way ahead for genomic medicine: a major health system shift - View the programme
Guest speakers :
Heidi Howard (Uppsala University, Sweden), Pascal Borry (Leuven, Belgium)
21 February 2019 : RNA and multi-omics
Guest speakers :
Holger Prokisch (München, Germany), Alexandre Reymond (Lausanne, Switzerland), Thomas Bourgeron (Paris), Michael Stadler (Basel, Switzerland)
16 May 2019 : The DDD project in the UK
Guest speakers :
Helen Firth (Cambridge, UK), David Fitzpatrick (Edinburg, Scotland)