Welcome to the February 2025 Edition of The Genomics Digest!
February has been a month of impactful conferences, insightful talks, and handsaon trainings. From exploring cuttingaedge sequencing technologies to fostering collaboration across the scientific community, each event has brought us closer to advancing genomics research.
Join us as we look back at the key moments that shaped this month, driving innovation and discovery in the world of genomics.
Immersive Oxford Nanopore based Workshop DIRECT RNA SEQUENCING AT CTRTI
Genotypic Technology kickstarted February with an immersive Direct RNA Sequencing Workshop at the CentralTasarResearchïTrainingInstituteSCTRTIT on
3rdand4thFebruary2025.Thishandsaonworkshop,provided participants with inadepth training on the latest advancements in RNA sequencing. With expert guidance, attendees explored realatimesequencingapplications,uncoveringhowDirectRNA sequencing using Oxford Nanopore Sequencing Technology enhances accuracy and efficiency while making highaquality genomicsmoreaccessibleandcostaeffective.
The engaging sessions reinforced Genotypicps commitment to enabling groundbreaking research through cuttingaedge sequencing technologies. February marked yet another month of impactful knowledgeasharingandtechnologicaladvancements.
As Genotypic Technology continues to drive innovation, we remain dedicated to simplifying genomics and empoweringresearchersworldwide.
PUSHING THE FRONTIERS OF GENOMICS IN HARYANA
Training ï Installation at
Translational Health
Science and Technology Institute
On4thFebruary2025,GenotypicTechnologyconducted a specialized training and installation session at the TranslationalHealthScienceandTechnologyInstitute
STHSTIT, Haryana. This session introduced students and researchers to the power of Oxford Nanopore Sequencing Technology, equipping them with handsaon expertise in real time sequencing applications. The event underscored how advancements in sequencing technology are accelerating discoveries and making genomics more efficient and costa effective.
With direct engagement and expertaled discussions, Genotypic reaffirmed its mission to bridge the gap betweentechnologyandresearchexcellence.
As we push the boundaries of genomics, Genotypic remains committed to fostering knowledge, collaboration, and technological progress. With every workshop and training, we aim to empower researchers with the tools and expertise they need to drive meaningfuldiscoveries.
UNLEASHING HIGH-THROUGHPUT SEQUENCING AT ICGEB
P2 Solo Workshop and Training
Genotypic Technology brought cuttingaedge sequencing innovation to the International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology SICGEBT, New Delhi, on
8th February with a specialized workshop on the Oxford Nanopore PromethION 2 Solo. This session was designed to equip researchers with the skills and knowledge needed to harness the full potential of highathroughput, realatime, long read sequencing. Participants engaged in handsaon training, exploring the scalability, speed and accuracy of P2 Solo for decoding complex genomes with unprecedented efficiency.
The session demonstrated how this technology is revolutionizing genomics by providing deeper insights into structural variations, rare mutations and challenging genomic regions that conventional sequencing often misses.
Through expertaled discussions and live demonstrations, attendees gained a comprehensive understanding of Oxford Nanopore P2 Solops capabilities, from optimized workflows to seamless data analysis.
GENOTYPIC WINS BEST MARKETING
Global Recognition for Excellence in Genomics Outreach
Genotypic Technology is proud to announce that we have been honored with the uBest Marketing Campaign in 2024u award at the Oxford Nanopore
Technologies SONTT Commercial Kickoff 2025 in Greece0 This prestigious recognition on a global stage is a testament to our unwavering commitment to advancing genomics through impactful marketing, education, and engagement. As the official channel partner of Oxford Nanopore Technologies in India, Genotypic Technology has played a pivotal role in making longaread sequencing technology more accessible to researchers worldwide.
Through a combination of innovative campaigns, handsa on workshops and communityadriven initiatives, we have empowered scientists across diverse fields to harness the power of realatime sequencing.
This achievement is a shared success a our Marketing, Sales and FAS teams have worked relentlessly to bridge the gap between cuttingaedge sequencing technology and realaworld applications.
Their dedication and creativity have not only elevated our brand but also contributed to shaping the future of genomics. A heartfelt thank you to Oxford Nanopore Technologies for their trust and collaboration. As we celebrate this milestone, we remain committed to pushing the boundaries of genomics and supporting researchers in their pursuit of discovery.
Dr Raja Mugasimangalam and Dr Sudha N Rao at the Oxford Nanopore Technologies SONTT Commercial Kickoff 2025, Greece
Advancing Molecular Pathology with Cuttinga Edge Genomics GENOTYPIC AT MPAICON 2025
From February 13a15, Genotypic Technology participated in the MPAICON 2025 at CMC Vellore, engaging with molecular pathology experts, clinicians, and scientists
at Exhibit No. 18. The event was an excellent platform to showcase how genomics is reshaping the landscape of molecular diagnostics and personalized medicine. Discussions focused on the role of highathroughput sequencing in clinical and translational research, with a special emphasis on the rapid advancements enabled by Oxford Nanopore Sequencing Technology.
Genotypic highlighted how realatime, longaread sequencing is driving breakthroughs in disease detection, variant analysis, and precision medicine.
Attendees explored the integration of nextageneration sequencing into routine clinical workflows, discussing its potential in oncology, infectious diseases, and genetic disorders.
Advancing Genomic Research Through Collaboration and Innovation GENOTYPIC & CUTM WITH NCFGG 2025
Genotypic Technology proudly coaorganized the National Conference on Frontiers in Genetics and Genomics
SNCFGG 2025T, held at the Centurion University of
Technology ï Management, Odisha, from February 19th to 21st, 2025. Sponsored by the Anusandhan National Research Foundation SANRFT under the Department of Science, Technology, and Innovation, India, the event brought together leading experts, researchers, and industry professionals to explore the latest breakthroughs in genetics and genomics.
The conference began with a handsaon workshop on Oxford NanoporeaBased Rapid Plasmid Sequencing, where participants gained practical experience in library preparation, sequencing, and data analysis.
Led by Genotypicps experts, the session provided deep insights into the applications and best practices of nanopore sequencing in genetic research.
The interactive format allowed attendees to engage in discussions about the evolving landscape of rapid sequencing
cuttingaedge advancements in genetics and genomics. The shared their perspectives on the latest research trends and the address by Dr. Raja Mugasimangalam, Founder ï CEO e role of genomics in scientific research and its potential to in
Team Genotypic Technology at the National Conference on Frontiers in Genetics and Genomics, NCFGG 2025
Dr Raja Mugasimangalam giving lecture on mParadigm Shift in Genomics With LongaRead Sequencingn at NCFGG 2025
Beyond the keynote sessions, the conference fostered a vibrant exchange of ideas through poster presentations and lightning talks. Researchers showcased their findings, engaging in stimulating discussions that paved the way for future collaborations. The biotech exhibition provided a platform for industry leaders to display the latest tools and technologies shaping the future of genomics. The event also served as a networking hub, with business lunch sessions allowing participants to connect, share ideas, and explore potential partnerships.
NCFGG 2025 was not just a conference but a celebration of progress in genomics. The event concluded with the recognition of outstanding research contributions through the Best Poster Awards, highlighting the dedication and innovation of young scientists in the field. As a coaorganizer, Genotypic Technology reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the research community by providing access to cuttingaedge sequencing technologies and fostering an environment of learning and collaboration.
Dr Raja Mugasimangalam at the Panel Discussion: “NGS Beyond Genomics: The Expanding Horizons of OMICS” at NCFGG 2025
Poster Presentation at NCFGG 2025
THE GENOMEINFORMATICS WORKSHOP
Empowering Researchers with CuttingaEdge NGS Data Analysis Skills
Genotypic Technologyps TwoaDay HandsaOn Genomeinformatics Workshop in Bangalore on February 20th and 21st, 2025, brought together researchers,
scientists, and industry professionals for an inadepth exploration of nextageneration sequencing SNGST data analysis. Designed to provide handsaon experience with reala world datasets, the workshop equipped participants with cuttingaedge skills in bioinformatics, covering both longaread and shortaread sequencing workflows.
The workshop began with an immersive session on whole genome sequencing SWGST approaches, introducing participants to commandaline scripting and bacterial WGS analysis.
Experts guided attendees through key aspects of variant calling, including single nucleotide polymorphisms SSNPsT, structural variations, copy number variations SCNVsT, and repeat analysis.
Day two expanded the learning experience by delving into transcriptomics and metagenomics. The morning sessions focused on 16S metagenome analysis, where participants explored taxonomy classification, comparative analysis, and microbial community profiling. In the afternoon, the focus shifted to transcriptomics, with inadepth training on data quality control, trimming, alignment, isoform detection, and annotation. The final session provided a forwardalooking perspective on the role of artificial intelligence SAIT and machine learning SMLT in genomics, followed by discussions on NGS data storage, retrieval, and quality control. The workshop concluded with an engaging Quiz session, where participants shared their experiences and gained further insights from the experts. Certificates were awarded, marking the completion of an intensive and transformative learning journey.
Through interactive discussions, handsaon training, and expertaled sessions, the Genomeinformatics Workshop at Genotypic Technology reaffirmed its commitment to advancing genomics research.
Team Genotypic Technology’s Advanced NGS Data Analysis Training
Team Genotypic Technology’s Advanced NGS Data Analysis Training
A Visionaryps Perspective- Insights on Science and Innovation DR. SUDHA N RAO’S INSIGHTFUL TALK
On February 19, 2025, Dr. Sudha N Rao, Executive Director of Genotypic Technology, engaged the audience with her insightful science talk at MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions India Pvt Ltd, held at Hyatt Centric Hebbal, Bengaluru. With decades of experience in genomics and biotechnology, Dr. Rao shared her journey, expertise,
and perspectives on innovation, research, and industry advancements. Her talk resonated with professionals and researchers, sparking engaging discussions and thoughtaprovoking interactions. Alpha Electronics Solutions India Pvt Ltd, held at Hyatt Centric Hebbal, Bengaluru. With decades of experience in genomics and biotechnology, Dr. Rao shared her journey, expertise, and perspectives on innovation, research, and industry advancements. Her talk resonated with professionals and researchers, sparking engaging discussions and thoughtaprovoking interactions. The event concluded with an interactive QïA session, where participants had the opportunity to exchange ideas and gain valuable insights from Dr. Raops wealth of knowledge.
GRIDION INSTALLATION AND TRAINING
Bringing RealaTime Sequencing Power to IRSHA, BVDU, Pune
OGenotypic Technology successfully installed and trained researchers on the Oxford Nanopore GridION at the Interactive Research School for Health Affairs SIRSHAT,
BVDU, Pune n February 26a27, 2025. The session provided an inadepth look at GridIONps powerful realatime, longaread sequencing capabilities, demonstrating its potential for higha throughput analysis with unmatched accuracy and flexibility. Researchers explored its scalability, speed, and efficiency, gaining insights into how it can revolutionize genomics research.
The handsaon training session allowed participants to engage with the platform, understand its applications, and optimize their workflows for diverse sequencing projects.
An interactive QïA session wrapped up the event, sparking discussions on how GridION can be leveraged for groundbreaking discoveries. The enthusiasm and curiosity among the researchers underscored the growing impact of Oxford Nanopore sequencing in advancing genomic research.
