Forums offer a great opportunity to mind share with like minded
professionals across the globe. They offer a vehicle to ask and
potentially receive quick answers to just about any industry related
question. Forums also offer a vehicle for collaboration and improved
decision making by harnessing the power of the crowd. So which are the
top next gen sequencing forums? These 4 were selected for having the
largest number of active members discussing next gen sequencing
specifically.
Top Next Generation Sequencing Forums
- Seqanswers: A
top list of NGS forums would not be complete without SEQanswers. This
forum is dedicated solely to this topic. Seqanswers was founded to be an
information resource and user-driven community focused on all aspects
of next-generation genomics.
- Nature Network:
Nature Network is a professional networking website for scientists
around the world. It is not dedicated specifically to next generation
sequencing but they do have many members active on the subject. Nature
is an online meeting place where you and your colleagues can gather,
share and discuss ideas, and keep in touch. It’s also where you can
consult the community for answers to scientific questions or offer your
expertise to help others.
- The Science Advisory Board:
This forum has as its mission to improve communications between medical
and life science professionals and the companies who provide this
community with products and services. To accomplish this mission, The
Science Advisory Board conducts studies about the products and services
NGS professionals currently use. Companies value this information and
use it to improve existing products and services or to develop new ones
that better meet the needs of their customers.
- LinkedIn: Little explanation required. Here are the top 3 forums (based on the number of members)
Forums can be an extremely valuable tool in a career involving next
generation sequencing (or otherwise), enabling both researchers and NGS
providers a fantastic way to collaborate and build relationships.
Undoubtedly there are other great next gen sequencing forums out there.
If you have any you would like to share we would love to here about it!
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