26th November and 4th December 2013, Basel, Switzerland
This course provides an introduction into studying the genetic architecture of complex diseases and evaluates genomic research from a Public Health point of view. Students will follow pre- course online a guided teaching module familiarizing them with human molecular genetics. During the following course days, they will gain understanding of how the contribution of genetic variation to the development of age-related non-communicable diseases is assessed. They will also be acquainted with current applications of broader ‘omics approaches and their potential for personalized medicine. By the end of this course, students will be able to apply this understanding to evaluate qualitatively the benefits and limitations of complex disease biology in epidemiological research and for Public Health.
Eligibility:
Open to PhD students of SSPH+ public health program; other students and external participants are welcome to apply for limited spaces.
Find the fact sheet here.
Contact:
Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute
Socinstrasse 57
4002 Basel, CH
Telephone+41 61 284 83 08
Email: phdph@ssphplus.ch
Website http://www.ispm-unibasel.ch/ssphplus
Location:
SwissTPH, Socinstrasse 57, Basel, mSeminar Room 3
Course Fees:
SSPH+ PhD Students 0.00 CHF
External MD/PhD Students 300 CHF
External Academics 850 CHF
Others 1.250 CHF
Please register online on our homepage
Or send an Email to phdph@ssphplus.ch
Deadline: October 25, 2013
Max. Attendance:16
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