It’s really crucial for scientists of all stripes to have some computational skills in their toolbelts. In genomics, the deluge of data that needs to be sorted, sifted, and analyzed is not going to stop–so it’s even more urgent that everyone gets some comfort and capability to work with the data, do some scripting to [...]
Of downtown Boston, at Tufts Medical Center, singing the praises of IMG and the Integrated Microbial Genomes resources. I love workshops that only require a trip on the Orange Line. Today we were doing the World Tour of Genomics Resources. Tomorrow it is UCSC Genome Browser (intro + advanced), and Thursday ENCODE. So if you [...]
We’ll be having our July 24th UCSC – ENCODE webinar today, and we find there are questions to follow up afterwards that are often better handled in discussions on the blog. If there are questions we didn’t have time to get to–or things we want to expand on with more detail–we can discuss them in this thread. [...]
We’ve got a webinar coming up Tuesday July 24 exploring our brand-new “ENCODE in the UCSC Genome Browser” materials. We are preparing the accompanying movie, but it’s still in our studio right now. So this is your first chance to see the new materials. To register, go here: http://openhelix.com/cgi/webinars.cgi This webinar explores how to identify [...]
We’ll be having our July 19th Galaxy webinar today, and we find there are questions to follow up afterwards that are often better handled in discussions on the blog. If there are questions we didn’t have time to get to–or things we want to expand on with more detail–we can discuss them in this thread. Or if [...]
We’ll be having our May 17th webinar today, and we find there are questions to follow up afterwards that are often better handled in discussions on the blog. If there are questions we didn’t have time to get to–or things we want to expand on with more detail–we can discuss them in this thread. Or [...]
As we have in the past, we are offering free webinars in the coming weeks on the UCSC Genome Browser and Advanced discovery using the Table Browser and custom tracks. These have been quite popular in the past, so sign up soon! The Intro to the Genome Browser webinar will be Thursday, May 17th at [...]
In the series of talks from the Current Topics in Genome Analysis course from NHGRI, Laura Elnitski spoke on regulation and epigenetics. I’ll include some of my notes below, but be sure to check out the whole talk when you have a chance–and the slides are available for download from the CTGA page. Dr. Elnitski [...]
Hi folks– If you are in the Los Angeles area, we wanted to offer you the opportunity to attend one of our UCSC Genome Browser and ENCODE data workshops. Our hosts–led by Yate-Ching Yuan and her terrific team at City of Hope who have hosted us before–have organized a training day and they have a [...]
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