Tag: webinar

Galaxy Intro Webinar follow-up post (July 19)

19 July, 2012 (10:32) | workshop or webinar | By: Trey

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 [...]

UCSC Table Browser webinar follow-up post (May 24)

24 May, 2012 (12:19) | General Science | By: Trey

We’ll be having our May 24th 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 [...]

Free Webinars on how to use the UCSC Genome Browser

7 May, 2012 (16:33) | OpenHelix News | By: OHNews

The UCSC Bioinformatics Group announces two free webinars on the UCSC Genome Browser (http://genome.ucsc.edu/). The webinars will be conducted by OpenHelix, the provider of training on 100s of free, publicly accessible bioinformatics and genomics resources. The hour and 15 minute long webinars will cover the topics needed to effectively use this powerful, free, publicly-accessible tool. [...]

Webinars on how to use UCSC Genome and Table browsers

7 May, 2012 (16:11) | workshop or webinar | By: Trey

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 [...]

RCSB PDB Webinar follow-up post: further questions?

15 February, 2012 (13:37) | Genomics News, Genomics Research | By: Jennifer

The February 15th “How to use the RCSB Protein Data Bank” webinar may generate some questions that we won’t have time to cover or there may be further questions that arise. So we’ll leave this blog post open for follow-up on issues that arise from our discussion. Feel free to add your questions as comments [...]

Friday SNPpets

10 February, 2012 (07:50) | SNPpets | By: Mary

Welcome to our Friday feature link collection: SNPpets. During the week we come across a lot of links and reads that we think are interesting, but don’t make it to a blog post. Here they are for your enjoyment… Snorf. RT @szintri: “underappreciated fact of genome assembly…the choice of assemblers is often limited to those [...]

RCSB PDB free webinar

9 February, 2012 (12:40) | Genomics Resource News | By: Trey

I just wanted to give a heads up to our free webinar on the RCSB Protein Databank. It’s going to be next Wednesday, at 11am Pacific US time. (that’s 18:00 UTC). It’ll be about an hour, and did I say it’s free? Seating is limited, so register early. You can see our announcement here: http://blog.openhelix.eu/?p=11055 [...]

World Tour Webinar follow-up post: further questions?

10 November, 2011 (12:20) | Genomics Research | By: Trey

The November 10 webinar of a world tour of bioscience resources may generate some questions that we won’t have time to cover or there may be further questions that arise. So we’ll leave this blog post open for follow-up on issues that arise from our discussion. The slides from that webinar (and movie and list of links [...]

Advanced UCSC Genome Browser Features: webinar follow-up

26 May, 2011 (15:52) | General Science | By: Jennifer

We will have had our second webinar on the UCSC Genome Browser on May 26th. It is an introduction to many of the advanced features and display aspects of the browser. It corresponds to the material that you can find on our UCSC-sponsored tutorial materials that are freely available here: http://www.openhelix.com/ucscadv We will have had [...]

Intro to UCSC Genome Browser: webinar follow-up

24 May, 2011 (13:45) | Genomics Research | By: Mary

We will have had our first webinar on the UCSC Genome Browser on May 24th. It is an introduction to many of the basic features and display aspects of the browser. It corresponds to the material that you can find on our UCSC-sponsored tutorial materials that are freely available here: http://www.openhelix.com/ucsc We will have had [...]