Researcher Jingtao Li delivered a significant academic presentation at the 38th International Mammalian Genome Conference and received high praise.
Recently, the 38th International Mammalian Genome Conference (IMGC) concluded successfully in Glasgow, UK. Hosted by the International Mammalian Genome Society (IMGS) under the theme “From Genome to Life's Mysteries,” the conference gathered nearly 100 leading scholars worldwide to explore cutting-edge advancements in mammalian genome research. Researcher Jingtao Li from Oujiang Laboratory was invited to attend and delivered an academic presentation titled “KMCG, a New Pipeline to Evaluate and Improve T2T Level Assemblies,” which garnered significant attention from international peers.
Researcher Jingtao Li(right) and Professor Eugene Myers (left)
discussing optimization using genetic algorithms
In his presentation, Dr. Li thoroughly introduced the innovative KMCG pipeline, which demonstrates significant potential and application prospects in evaluating and enhancing T2T-level assemblies. His profound academic expertise and cutting-edge research achievements earned widespread acclaim from peer experts, offering new perspectives and directions for mammalian genome research.
Researcher Li Jingtao poses for a group photo with attending scholars
The 8th Duke of Montrose (far right)
Fellow of the Royal Society Linda Green (second from right)
During the conference, Researcher Li engaged in in-depth discussions with leading scientists from multiple countries and was invited to academic dialogues with several internationally renowned scholars. Among them was Professor Eugene Myers, a member of the National Academy of Engineering and a pioneer in bioinformatics. Both sides exchanged views on core topics such as optimizing genome assembly algorithms and data sharing mechanisms, laying the groundwork for future collaborative research.
At the closing ceremony held at Glasgow City Hall, the organizers recognized outstanding contributors. Researcher Li Jingtao's academic presentation, noted for its cutting-edge nature and practical value, received high praise from attending scholars, further enhancing our institution's academic influence among international peers.
