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Tag Archives: festival
It’s Baaack! Festival of Genomics Returns to Beantown
It’s time for a genomics party! The Festival of Genomics returns to Boston next week, and we’re already looking forward to it. Sage is proud to be a sponsor and exhibitor at this great event, which brings together more than … more »
The Conference Month: Prepping for PacBio, ASM, FoG
It’s June, and you know what that means: genomics conference season is back! The Sage team will be attending several events this month and we hope to see you at least once. We kick off next week with PacBio’s annual … more »
Fired Up for This Week’s Festival of Genomics
This week we’re heading to the Festival of Genomics in San Mateo, Calif. We had a blast at the first festival in Boston, so we’re excited about this next edition (and we packed our running shoes, just in case). The … more »
Festival of Genomics: A New Breed of Conference Kicks Off
Last week we attended the first-ever Festival of Genomics, a new series of meetings taking place in Boston, San Mateo, and London. This conference was held in Boston’s biggest convention center, and featured a music festival kind of approach, with … more »