Hands-on training and Master Course in Bioinformatics
We are keen on fostering a deep understanding of bioinformatics and statistical analysis. Therefore we are involved in arranging courses, workshops, and hands-on sessions.
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Hands-on
One-hour training sessions where we show you how to perform a specific analysis or method. The training material is open source and can be found at our github repo.
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Master courses in Bioinformatics
Next Generation Sequencing Analysis with clinical applications, 7,5 credits (ECTS) BMA231
The course includes a combination of lectures and preactical sessions where participants will focus on the analysis and interpretation of clinical Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) data, applying various bioinformatics webtools.
The statistical tool R will be introduced to perform analyses and visualize the results.
The course covers essential concept sin molecular biology and genetics as well as the principles on NGS applications, with a focus on targeted resequcnign and RNA-sequencing.
Bioinformatics in Genomics, BIO511
You will learn to apply bioinformatics methods for sequence analysis to understand the evolution and function of genome, gene, and protein sequences. During the course, you will be introduced to the basics of the Python programming language and independently sequence and analyse a bacterial genome. No prior programming knowledge is required.
Offered by the Department of Chemistry & Molecular Biology at the Faculty of Science and Technology
Bioinformatics in RNA and Proteins analyses, BIO512
Biological and medical research is increasingly focused on studying the processes that take place in a cell, an organ, or an environment to gain a comprehensive view of all the genes and proteins being expressed. Healthcare is also generating more and more data from patients that needs to be analysed and interpreted. As a result, there is a growing need for professionals who can carry out bioinformatic analyses and interpret the results from a biological or medical perspective.
Offered by the Department of Chemistry & Molecular Biology at the Faculty of Science and Technology