CONFERENCES

Moscow Conference on Computational Molecular Biology

Moscow Conference on Computational Molecular Biology (MCCMB) is a biennial conference that focuses on the interdisciplinary nature of computational molecular biology, with topics ranging from transcriptomics to bioinformatics. The event is aimed at researchers, scientists, and professionals in the field of computational molecular biology, and provides a forum for sharing knowledge and collaborating on cutting-edge research, methodologies, and applications in the field.

MCCMB Conference 2021

Date

Jul 30, 2021 - Aug 02, 2021

Location

Moscow, Russia

Online

At this conference, PMI scientists present the research on the study of inflammatory bowel disease using sbvIMPROVER metagenomics diagnostics.

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