News:Workshop: Bioinformatics for Beginners, University of Maryland, College Park, USA
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Hello all,

The UMD Bioinformatics Core will be offering hands-on Bioinformatics training again this summer. This week long course is perfect for those with little to no bioinformatics experience but whom have a need to learn next-generation data handling methods. The workshop, Bioinformatics Crash Course, was offered last summer and was a huge success. The space is limited to 25 people and filled in two days last year. If you're interested I recommend registering quickly. For details on the workshop or other bioinformatic needs see the following link. As always feel free to share this with colleagues who may be interested.

http://biology.umd.edu/workshops.html

The workshop will cover the following and is geared towards beginners:

  • NGS Sequencing Platforms
  • Raw data quality control and processing
  • De novo genome assembly
  • RNA-seq differential expression analysis
  • Transcriptome assembly
  • Experimental Design
  • Linux and Python training
  • HPC utilization and job submission

This hands-on workshop will provide training on the most common aspects of NGS analysis and methodology. Participants should have an understating of general biological concepts but no bioinformatics knowledge is required. The course will begin with an introduction to the command line and using High Performance Computer Clusters (HPCC, DeepThought2). By combining lectures with hands-on examples participants will gain an understanding of the most common bioinformatic workflows and tools. The workshop is held in a computer lab so there is no need for participants to bring a laptop.


Bioinformatics Crash Course

Where: U of Maryland - College Park

When: June 8th - June 12th

When: 9:00am - 4:30pm each day

What: This hands-on workshop will provide training on the most common aspects of NGS analysis and methodology. Participants should have an understanding of general biological concepts but no bioinformatics knowledge is required. The course will begin with an introduction to the command line and using High Performance Computer Clusters (HPCC, DeepThought2). By combining lectures with hands-on examples participants will gain an understanding of the most common bioinformatic workflows and tools.

Who should attend: Undergrads, Grad Students, Post-docs, and Faculty that want to learn the basic tools and techniques involved in NGS analysis and bioinformatics.

Registration and fees: Please register using the link below. The registration fee is $750 and includes lunch. Payment is required to hold your place in the class. UMD-CP should provide an FRS number for payment. Payment via Credit Card is also accepted.

Registration Link: http://goo.gl/forms/k1Rtgi99xR

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