Hub for Applied Bioinformatics
In-Person Training
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2/06/2027
Follow-Up: ATAC-Seq Analysis
Build practical expertise in ATAC-seq data analysis with a hands-on workshop covering analysis workflows, multi-omics integration, regulatory networks, and genomic data interpretation in R.
In person - £50
Part 1 of the course to be completed online beforehand
12/05/2027
Follow-Up: Single Cell Data Analysis
Advance your single-cell RNA-seq analysis skills in this hands-on workshop. Learn quality control, normalisation, clustering, differential expression, trajectory analysis, and data visualisation in R using real scRNA-seq datasets.
In person - £50
Part 1 of the course to be completed online beforehand
27/04/2027
From Inputs to Insights: A Hands-On Introduction to Bulk RNA-seq Analysis
Master bulk RNA-seq analysis with this hands-on workshop. Learn differential gene expression, data visualisation, RNA-seq workflows in R, and how to interpret sequencing results for biomedical research.
In person - £100
13/04/2027
Full-Day Workshop: Statistics and Hypothesis Testing in R
Learn how to perform statistical tests in R with this hands-on workshop for health researchers. Gain practical experience in hypothesis testing, data analysis, result interpretation, and reporting with expert instructor support.
In person - £100
08/04/2027
Follow-Up: Python Programming
Build practical Python skills for health and biomedical research. Learn data analysis, visualisation, machine learning, and data management, then advance your expertise with a hands-on workshop designed for real-world research applications.
In person - £50
Part 1 of the course to be completed online beforehand
26/02/2027
Follow-Up: NGS – Bulk RNA-Seq
Advance your RNA-seq analysis skills with hands-on training in data analysis, visualisation, and real-world bioinformatics workflows for transcriptomics research.
In person - £50
Part 1 of the course to be completed online beforehand
04/02/2027
Follow-Up: Using Spreadsheets to Record Data and Metadata
Learn Excel for bioinformatics and health research. Improve data organisation, experimental design, and spreadsheet skills to prepare data for analysis.
In person - £50
Part 1 of the course to be completed online beforehand
26/01/2027 – 15/06/2027
Workshop Series: Moving Confidently from GraphPad Prism to R
- Session 1: Basics of R for Non-Coders, January 26th, 2027
- Session 2: Reproducibly Visualising Data in R using ggplot, February 23rd, 2027
- Session 3: Intro to the tidyverse and wrangling Prism data into R, March 23rd, 2027
- Session 4: Statistical testing (preparing data for tests, t-tests, ANOVA, power analyses etc.), April 20th, 2027
- Session 5: Reproducible workflows and advanced statistics, May 18th, 2027
- Session 6: From GraphPad Prism to R: Bring Your Own Data, June 15th, 2027
In person - Individual sessions are £75.
Save by buying a bundle of all sessions for £300!
12/01/2027
Follow-Up: An Introduction to High Performance Computing for Biologists Using CREATE
Gain hands-on HPC training for biomedical research. Learn Linux, data management, scripting, and job submission on a high-performance computing cluster.
In person - £50
Part 1 of the course to be completed online beforehand
08/12/2026
Follow-Up: Statistics with R
Learn statistical analysis in R and RStudio with practical examples of common statistical tests for health research, data analysis, and large datasets.
In person - £50
Part 1 of the course to be completed online beforehand
27/10/2026
Follow-Up: Introduction to R
Learn R programming for health data analysis. A beginner-friendly course covering data visualisation, statistics, big data, and practical R skills.
In person - £50
Part 1 of the course to be completed online beforehand
06/10/2026
Follow-Up: Unix and IT infrastructure
Learn the Unix skills that underpin modern bioinformatics. In this module, you’ll discover how command-line tools transform raw sequencing data into meaningful biological insights and gain an understanding of the IT infrastructure that supports reproducible bioinformatics workflows. These core skills provide the foundation for many of the analyses covered in subsequent workshops.
In person - £50
Part 1 of the course to be completed online beforehand
08/10/2026 – 11/03/2027
Live Workshop Series: SpatiaLondon
All workshops will run from 13:00 to 17:00
October 8: Introduction to coding for spatial biology
November 12: Introduction to spatial data acquisition, QC
December 10: Segmentation, Batch Correction and ROIs
January 14: From 3D to 2D: Cell-typing, annotations, neighbourhoods
February 11: Downstream Analysis, neighbourhood networks
March 11: AI models in spatial biology
In person - Individual sessions are £100.
Save by buying a bundle of all sessions for £500
Note: If you would like to pay by journal transfer, please contact hab@kcl.ac.uk
TBC
Summer School
In person
Coming soon
24/02/2026 – 30/06/2026
Live Workshop Series: Moving Confidently from GraphPad Prism to R
February 24: Basics of R for Non-Coders (Required if you aren’t already familiar with R)
March 24: Data Wrangling and Basic Statistical Tests (cleaning/filtering large datasets using tidyverse, t-tests, ANOVA, basic power analyses etc.)
April 21: Reproducibly Visualising Data in R (bar plots, time series, grouped plots, etc.)
May 19: From GraphPad Prism to R: Advanced Statistics (Linear and nonlinear regression models, Mixed-effects models, Logistic regression etc…)
June 16: Advanced Analyses (clustering, PCA, etc…)
June 30: Bring Your Own Data
In person - Individual sessions are £50 (KCL)/£100 (external).
Save by buying a bundle of all sessions for £200/£400!
Note: If you would like to pay by journal transfer, please contact hab@kcl.ac.uk
Completed
17/03/2026
Intro to Nextflow with Dr. Simon Murray of Genomics England
This practical session will be an introduction to Nextflow, a powerful computational pipeline constructor, via demonstrations and interactive exercises.
In person - £25 (KCL)/£50 (external).
Completed
24/03/2026
Nextflow in Action: Design and Implement Your Own Bioinformatics Workflow
Gain an understanding of workflow management concepts and learn how to use Nextflow to develop scalable, reproducible, and portable bioinformatics pipelines. We recommend some minimal prior exposure to Nextflow – such as the course listed above!
In person - £25 (KCL)/£50 (external).
Completed
10/06/2025
Git Your Code: A Bioinformatician’s Guide to Version Control
In-person – KCL: £50 / External: £100
Completed
02/06/2025
Nextflow In Action
In-person – FREE
Completed
08/05/2025 – 08/05/2025
An Introduction to High Performance Computing for Biologists Using CREATE
In-person – KCL Only – £50
Completed
21/03/2025
Introduction to Nextflow
In-person - FREE
Completed
07/02/2025
Find, Match, Replace: Turbocharge Your Coding with Regular Expressions
In person
Completed
27/01/2025 – 31/01/2025
Python for Biologists with Martin Jones
In person
Completed