Series: SpatiaLondon Workshop
Spatial transcriptomics is transforming how we understand tissue biology, but many teams still work in isolation, reinventing the same pipelines and solving the same problems in parallel. To address these […]
Spatial transcriptomics is transforming how we understand tissue biology, but many teams still work in isolation, reinventing the same pipelines and solving the same problems in parallel. To address these […]
Lead: Pietro Andrei (Francis Crick) Deconvolution algorithms for spot-based data Sensitivity of downstream DEGs to segmentation noise Boundary effects in dense tissues Register here: SpatiaLondon Data Club 3 - 17/11/2026
This course will provide practical examples of how to perform statistical tests using the R software environment. We will explore the most widely used statistical tests and will explain the basic concept behind applying a stats test in R so that participants will be […]
Take your HPC skills further with a practical, hands-on workshop focused on high-performance computing concepts to real-world biomedical research workflows. Building on the material covered in the online course (https://learninghub.kingshealthpartners.org/course/introduction-to-hpc ), this […]
Lead: Diana Perira (QMUL) Mapping dissociated single-cell data back to spatial coordinates Latent variable models vs anchor-based mapping Handling modality-specific noise and sparsity
Following the recent announcement that GraphPad Prism will now require individual group subscriptions, the HAB will be offering a new series of hands-on workshops for non-coders. These workshops are designed to help […]
A good experimental design is the first step for a successful bioinformatics analyses, the second one is to understand how to record and organise data. Most life scientists (at any career stage) store data in spreadsheets, so this is […]
This hands-on workshop introduces Git, the industry-standard version control system used to manage, track, and collaborate on research and software projects. Whether you're writing code, analysing data, or developing documents, Git helps you […]
Take your RNA-seq knowledge further with a practical, hands-on workshop focused on data analysis and visualisation. Building on the concepts introduced in the online course (available here: https://learninghub.kingshealthpartners.org/course/next-generation-sequencing-rna-seq ) , this in-person follow-up session provides the […]
Lead: Anthony Baptista (KCL) Sparse matrices, on-disk formats, and parallelisation GPU vs CPU trade-offs in image and transcript integration Algorithmic bottlenecks in neighbourhood graph construction Standardisation across platforms and reproducible […]
Python is a versatile and widely used programming language that has become an essential tool in modern health research. Its simple syntax, extensive libraries, and strong community support make it accessible to […]
This full-day, in-person workshop will provide a practical introduction to carrying out common statistical tests in R. Through a combination of short theoretical refreshers, live demonstrations and hands-on exercises, participants […]
This full-day, hands-on workshop will introduce you to the key steps involved in analysing and visualising Bulk RNA-seq data. You will learn how RNA-seq data are generated, processed and interpreted, with a particular focus on […]
This workshop is a follow-up session from the online Innovations Scholar Workshop. The online workshop *must* be completed before coming to this in-person workshop. Single-cell transcriptomics is a powerful tool to study the […]
This workshop is a follow-up session to the Innovation Scholars workshop. The online workshop *must* be completed before coming to this in-person workshop. Initially we aim to use the data and […]