Our bioinformatics courses cover a range of applications including genome assembly, metabarcoding, population genomics and RNA sequencing. We also offer one to one support via the CGR informatics clinic.
Upcoming NEOF bioinformatics courses
- Population Genomics - Tuesday 11th & Thursday 13th March 2025 (registration deadline Monday 24th February)
- Microbial shotgun Metagenomics - Tuesday 8th & Thursday 10th April 2025 (registration deadline Monday 24th March)
- Python for Bioinformatics - Thursday 1st & Friday 2nd May 2025 (registration deadline Friday 11th April - register here)
- Metabarcoding for diet analysis and environmental DNA - Tuesday 20th & Thursday 22nd May 2025 (registration deadline Monday 5th May)
- Community analysis in R - Tuesday 17th & Thursday 19th June 2025 (registration deadline Monday 2nd June)
You can book a place on one of our bioinformatics courses here.
CGR Python for Bioinformatics workshop
The Centre for Genomic Research (CGR) at the University of Liverpool (UoL) presents this in-person Python for Bioinformatics workshop.
Overview
Python is one of the most popular programming languages for bioinformatics and data analysis in general. It is a very flexible language with countless applications in the manipulation and processing of data files. This workshop is aimed at Python beginners and will give you transferable skills to manipulate your own data and experience in Python modules tailored specifically for bioinformatics and genomics analyses.
Date & Times: 10am-4pm (1st & 2nd May 2025)
Location: MerseyBIO, Crown St, Liverpool L69 7ZB (Google maps)
Building 216, the red arrow pointing north on the top right of F8 in the Campus Map
Price
The price rates for this workshops are:
- Academic: £250
- Non higher education public institute: £350
For more information and to register please see the following link: https://forms.gle/pHLMcv29uPucdJfM7
Contacts
If you have a query about the, your suitability of the workshop, its contents, running of the workshop or payment please email Matthew Gemmell (mgemmell@liverpool.ac.uk)
CGR informatics clinic
We offer one to one support to researchers at the University of Liverpool who are conducting their own computational analysis of genomic data. To request support, please contact CGR.Enquiries@liverpool.ac.uk.
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