Metagenomics Analysis – Day One
The Collaboratory 610 Charles E Young Drive East - BOYER HALL ROOM 529, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesLearn to process raw sequence data for microbiome analyses!
Free
Events for October 22 - October 7
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RNA-Seq Analysis II – Day One
The Collaboratory 610 Charles E Young Drive East - BOYER HALL ROOM 529, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesLearn how to analyze gene expression!
Free
Metagenomics Analysis – Day Two
The Collaboratory 610 Charles E Young Drive East - BOYER HALL ROOM 529, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesLearn to process raw sequence data for microbiome analyses!
Free
Metagenomics Analysis – Day Three
The Collaboratory 610 Charles E Young Drive East - BOYER HALL ROOM 529, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesLearn to process raw sequence data for microbiome analyses!
Free
RNA-Seq Analysis II – Day Two
The Collaboratory 610 Charles E Young Drive East - BOYER HALL ROOM 529, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesLearn how to analyze gene expression!
Free
Bioinformatics IDP Seminar- Paul L. Auer, PhD
Boyer 159Dr. Auer is an Associate Professor in Biostatistics at the UW-Milwaukee School of Public Health. He will be presenting in Boyer Hall 159, at 4:00PM as part of the Bioinformatics IDP Seminar. Title: "Integrative Approaches for Analyzing Multi-omic Data across Matched Samples" Location: Boyer Hall, Room 159 Date & Time: May 13, 2019, 4:00PM
Library Prep for Next Generation Sequencing – Day One
The Collaboratory 610 Charles E Young Drive East - BOYER HALL ROOM 529, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesLearn how to prepare libraries for NGS analysis!
Free
Library Prep for Next Generation Sequencing – Day Two
The Collaboratory 610 Charles E Young Drive East - BOYER HALL ROOM 529, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesLearn how to prepare libraries for NGS analysis!
Free
Library Prep for Next Generation Sequencing – Day Three
The Collaboratory 610 Charles E Young Drive East - BOYER HALL ROOM 529, Los Angeles, CA, United StatesLearn how to prepare libraries for NGS analysis!
Free
Bioengineering Seminar- Jamie Spangler, PhD
Engineering V, Room 2101Speaker: Jamie Spangler, Ph.D. Affiliation: Department of Biomedical Engineering and Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering Reshaping the immune landscape through molecular engineering The repertoire of naturally occurring proteins is finite and many molecules induce multiple confounding effects, limiting their efficacy as therapeutics. Recently, there has been a growing interest in redesigning existing proteins or engineering entirely new proteins […]
