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Hands-on training at EBI - A two-day dip into the EBI’s data resources: Understanding your data
Course Summary
 Title: A two-day dip into the EBI’s data resources: Understanding your dataDate: 06-08 October 2008 Venue: Hinxton, Cambridge, UK Organisers: Vicky Schneider & James Watson Admin Support: Alison Barker & Janet Copeland Registration Deadline: Friday 12 September 2008 About this CourseAs we move towards understanding biology at the systems level, access to large data sets of many different types has become crucial. Technologies such as genome-sequencing, microarrays, proteomics and structural genomics have provided ‘parts lists’ for many living organisms.The EMBL-EBI maintains the world’s most comprehensive range of molecular databases. This course provides a broad introduction to EBI core resources and practical, trainer-guided demonstration of when, why and how to use them. Several resources will be covered spanning genomics to systems biology. In addition to presenting practical information on the range of EBI resources and how to use these tools, this course aims to illustrate their applicability to research by using a range of case studies. In this way, use of the resources is presented with reference to biological questions. Topics include
Course requirementsA basic understanding of bioinformatics and a familiarity with the use of biological databases would be an advantage.The training is free, however we need to charge participants an administration fee of £25 per day. Administration fee for this course is £50. Registration Closed Trainers
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