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Introduction to Bioinformatic resources and Gene Ontology 16-17 May 2019
This free two-day workshop is open to all biological or biomedical UCL PhD and Post-Doc research scientists, as well as team leaders and PIs. Attending this course will boost your understanding of bioinformatics resources and their uses
To provide information about GO and other bioinformatic resources to research scientists throughout UCL.
To encourage participation in the process of GO annotation.
To provide practical demonstrations of a number of freely available high-throughput analysis tools that can be used for the analysis of large datasets, such as those derived from proteomic or microarray methodologies.
