The in-person follow-up session for the Unix course offers a unique opportunity to solidify your understanding of Unix commands and concepts in a practical, hands-on environment. After completing the online course, you can attend this session to work through more advanced exercises, clarify any questions you may have, and receive personalized guidance from the instructor.
Please register at this link here: https://estore.kcl.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/academic-faculties/faculty-of-life-sciences-medicine/applied-bioinformatics/python-for-biologists-with-martin-jones-in-partnership-with-the-hab This is a 5-day course (Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm) offered by Dr Martin Jones in collaboration with the Hub for Applied Bioinformatics (KCL). Martin is a very experienced trainer, with stellar feedback for all his courses. Python is a dynamic, readable language that is a […]
The in-person follow-up session for the "Using Spreadsheets for Recording Data and Metadata" course is designed to help participants refine their spreadsheet skills and apply best practices in real-world scenarios. After completing the online module, this session provides an interactive setting where students can tackle more advanced exercises, ask specific questions, and receive expert guidance […]
Workshop description: Extracting information from text and raw data is essential for importing and analysing data, but it doesn’t have to be slow or frustrating. Regular expressions make it quick and efficient! This hands-on workshop will teach you how to use regular expressions to simplify your coding and make it more fun. Maximum number of […]
The in-person follow-up session for the NGS: RNA-seq course offers a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of RNA-seq data analysis and visualization in a practical, hands-on environment. After completing the online course, you can attend this session to work through advanced exercises, clarify any questions, and receive personalized guidance from the instructor.
A series of strategic lessons and a supportive meeting space for all levels to learn, share, and implement the philosophies, tools, and methodologies of bioinformatics. These sessions are designed around research workstreams and various bioinformatics applications.
The Data Club is an informal forum for biologists and coders to discuss various aspects of trajectory analysis, accompanied by brief examples for discussion. Our goal is to explore different topics related to trajectory analysis and visualization, with a particular focus on methodology and interpretation challenges. There may be opportunities for members to present their […]
This practical session will be an introduction to Nextflow via a demonstration of an introductory Nextflow pipeline and an interactive guide through running the nf-core RNAseq pipeline. Students will need a GitHub account, which can be downloaded through the chrome extension, GitPod (https://www.gitpod.io/docs/configure/user-settings/browser-extension) and register for GitPod. Basic command line knowledge would be helpful, but […]
This research seminar is for KCL PhD students only
The in-person follow-up session for the Single-Cell Transcriptomics course offers a unique opportunity to strengthen your understanding of single-cell RNA-seq analysis through practical, hands-on exercises. After completing the online course, you can attend this session to explore advanced workflows, clarify any questions you may have, and receive personalized guidance from the instructor.
** This workshop is a 2 day course (8th & 9th May) ** Many research projects of biomedical interest involve the processing of extensive collections of big data files, which is often impractical on standard desktop computers. This workshop introduces the use of high-performance computing (HPC) systems such as CREATE. At the end of the […]
In this data club session, we’ll explore the long-standing relationship between AI/ML and bioinformatics, reflecting on how these fields have evolved together. We’ll kick off with a few slides and then we’ll open the floor for a discussion where everyone can share their experiences, concerns, and insights. We’ll cover how AI and ML have always […]
This workshop provides an introduction to bioinformatics workflow managers, with a focus on Nextflow. Participants will gain an understanding of workflow management concepts and learn how to use Nextflow to develop scalable, reproducible, and portable bioinformatics pipelines. The session will include an overview of key features, practical examples, and guidance on best practices for implementing […]
** YOU MUST COMPLETE THE ONLINE COURSE BEFORE ATTENDING THIS SESSION ** The in-person follow-up session for the NGS: ATAC-seq course provides an excellent opportunity to solidify your understanding of ATAC-seq data analysis and visualization in a hands-on environment. After completing the online course, you can attend this session to delve into advanced exercises, resolve […]
** This is a 2 day workshop (10 & 11 June) ** This hands-on workshop will allow you to develop familiarity with Git, a version control system that lets you track changes in any set of files (not only scripts!) recoding who made changes to what and when. Git also lets you easily share a […]
