This course is intended for life scientists who are already familiar with general concepts of NGS technologies and want to expand their knowledge and skills on variant analysis. Course material is available for free.
Application deadline: 15 August 2024
Date: 05 - 06 September 2024
Join this workshop if you are:
Application deadline: August 19, 2024
Date: September 10, 2024 - September 13, 2024
This course is addressed to life scientists or bioinformaticians familiar with “Next Generation Sequencing” who wish to acquire the necessary skills to analyse RNA-seq gene expression data. Course material is available for free.
Application deadline: 05 September 2024
Date: 19 - 20 September 2024
This course is aimed at PhD students, postdoctoral and other researchers in the life sciences who are planning how to proceed with comparative genomics analyses to investigate biological or evolutionary questions of importance to their study system, particularly to leverage comparative genomics tools and resources to characterise the gene repertoires of their non-model species.
Application deadline: 16 July 2024
Date: 26 - 28 August 2024
This course is addressed to computational biologists, bioinformaticians, researchers, scientists and trainers working in the life sciences who want to learn how to make their research and training FAIRer with reproducible notebooks and websites.
Application deadline: 28 June 2024
Date: 12 July 2024
Want to learn about identifiers used in bioinformatics? This asynchronous e-learning course can be completed online, at the desired pace and in the absence of an instructor.
Join this workshop if you are interested in:
Registration deadline: June 7, 2024
Date: June 25, 2024 - June 26, 2024, From 09:00 to 16:00 (CEST)
This workshop is aimed at both Ph.D. students and researchers within life sciences who are already using R for bioinformatics data analyses and who would like to start using R at a more advanced level.
Application deadline: 14th April 2024
This webinar will provide an overview of current metagenomic approaches to study the human microbiome and introduce several statistical methods that can be used to link its composition and function to different human phenotypes and populations. This webinar is suitable for those interested in studying the microbiomes of any environment or host. Although the presentation will be focused on the human microbiome, the methods and techniques discussed will also be applicable to other microbial ecosystems. No prior knowledge of bioinformatics is required, but undergraduate level knowledge of biology would be useful.
Date & Time: Mar 6, 2024 05:30 PM
In this module, we will introduce the most used sequencing technologies and explain their concepts. Using different datasets, we will practice quality control, alignment of reads to a reference genome and visualize the output. This course is intended for life scientists who are already dealing with NGS data and would like to be able to start analysing them.
Application deadline: 01 April 2024