CGSI – extended application deadline
Rolling admissions are starting March 15th.
Registration Fee:
$550 apply by April 1st
$650 apply by April 15th
$750 apply after April 15th
Subsidized housing for CGSI is guaranteed for anyone who applied by April 15th. Housing for applicants who apply after April 15th will be given on a first come first serve basis subject to availability.
We have filled most of the slots in the 2018 CGSI Long Course, however, there are still a few available slots.
The long program has been a huge success last year and many people were not able to be admitted as they did not apply on time – make sure that this year you are not left behind!
There are also still available spaces in the 2018 CGSI Short Course.
Register now to get the lower rate and subsidized housing.
DATES
SHORT PROGRAM #1: July 16 – 20, 2018
SHORT PROGRAM #2: July 30 – August 3, 2018
LONG PROGRAM: July 11 – August 3, 2018
@ UCLA Campus, Los Angeles
Visit our website to learn more.
The application is open!
Apply now for this upcoming summer’s Short and Long Courses:
STEP #1 APPLY
STEP #2 SEND YOUR CV
Watch the best talks in 2018 CGWI
Our first offering of the Computational Genomics Winter Institute was a success. In our feedback survey, we asked the participants to pick three talks they wanted to highlight on our website. We would first like to emphasize that the feedback we got was that all the talks in CGWI were excellent. But we are happy to announce that the ones that received the most votes are the talks of Brian Browning, Casey Greene, Su-In Lee, and John Novembre. We now have links to these videos highlighted on the front page of CGWI for easy access, and links to all of the talks are also available at the CGSI website.
Su-In Lee: “Interpretable Machine Learning for Precision Medicine.”
Casey Greene: “Deep learning: privacy preserving data sharing along with some hints and tips.”
John Novembre: “Computational tools for understanding geographic structure in genetic variation data.”
The 2018 CGSI Organizers
CGSI Co-organizers:
Fereydoun Hormozdiari, UC Davis
David Koslicki, Oregon State University
Kirk Lohmueller, UCLA
Ran Blekhman, University of Minnesota
CGSI Program Co-directors:
Eleazar Eskin, UCLA
Eran Halperin, UCLA
Dima Shlyakhtenko, UCLA IPAM
CGSI Steering Committee
Eleazar Eskin, UCLA
Eran Halperin, UCLA
John Novembre, University of Chicago
Ben Raphael, Princeton University