Single Cell RNA-Seq Analysis Workshop WHEN: Everything is tentative since we had to cancel our original dates. But here’s what we’re roughly planning… Main workshop will be held over 3 Tuesday/Thursdays (Dates in February TBD), & and an optional advanced workshop will be held on the following 3 Tuesday/Thursdays (See table below). We’ll likely meet
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Carpentries-Style Linux and Git Workshop WHEN: June 16th from 9am – 5pm. There will be a lunch break from 12pm-1pm (lunch will not be provided, but Array Cafe and Bevier Cafe will be in the same building). WHAT: We are excited to announce a Carpentries-style Linux and Git Workshop, designed for beginners with no prior experience
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Bulk RNA-Seq Analysis Workshop WHEN: Held over 3 Tuesday/Thursdays, & and an optional 3 Tuesday/Thursdays from Feb. 17 – Mar 5. (See table below). We’ll meet 9:30am – 3:30pm w/ an hour break for lunch at noon. The main workshop will be held online, and advanced workshop sessions are to be determined. Dates Tuesday Thursday Feb.
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Spatial RNA-Seq Analysis Workshop WHEN: Held over 4 Wednesdays, & an optional 4 Fridays from Oct. 29 – Nov. 21 (See table below). We’ll meet 10am – 3pm w/ an hour break for lunch. Wednesdays will be held online, and Fridays will be held in-person. Dates Wednesday Friday Oct. 29 & 31 Main workshop Advanced workshop
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Microbial Profiling Analysis Workshop WHEN: Held over 3 Fridays from 10am – 2:45pm; Sept. 12, Sept. 19th, & Sept. 26th. Note: We will record the sessions if you have to miss part of a day and make it up later. WHAT: This workshop will teach attendees how to analyze rRNA amplicon (e.g. 16S, 18S, ITS…) microbiome datasets for
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HPCBio Assistant Director Dr. Jenny Drnevich and numerous members of the Bioconductor community have published a great collaborative paper in PLoS Computational Biology on best practices and key resources within Bioconductor for data-intensive research in the biological data sciences. The paper, “Learning and teaching biological data science in the Bioconductor community,” gives background on the
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WHAT: This workshop will teach attendees how to analyze rRNA amplicon (e.g. 16S, 18S, ITS…) microbiome datasets for the purpose of investigating the presence and diversity of microorganisms. After a brief introduction to microbial profiling, attendees will be provided a practice data set, and begin processing and filtering the sequenced reads on a high performance computational
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