BioBash workshops are intensive hands-on trainings where you actually do bioinformatics rather just attend lectures and watch demonstrations. Designed by biologists for biologists, they are ideal for life scientists who are starting to implement bioinformatics into their research as well as those eager to upgrade their data analysis skills. Be it Linux, Python or R, our workshops focus on putting the newly acquired skills immediately into practice. 

 

 

BioBash Essentials is aimed at life scientists with little or no knowledge of basic bioinformatic skills. Common and general tools such as Linux command line and regular expressions are explained through practice, and more work is put into building solid programming foundations in Python. The participants learn how to tackle many everyday tasks that come up regardless of their actual scientific question, for example automating repetitive tasks such as querying online databases or extracting information from endless text files. Moreover, a full day introduction into the NGS data analysis will be given, covering in practice the logic behind the filtering, assembly and mapping of short reads.  

 

 

These workshops are building upon our previous successful workshops across Europe. They were full of enthusiastic trainees who left much better prepared to tackle their data challenges. Let us invite you to read their feedback - https://www.genialis.com/biobash-customer-reviews/. 

 

Let us point out 5 reasons why our past participants have found our workshops enjoyable and useful:

 

Who should attend our workshops: Undergraduate and Graduate Students, Post-docs, and Faculty members working with different aspects of bioinformatics.

 

Still not sure if BioBash is right for you? Read more about the BioBash Workshops online at https://www.genialis.com/biobash-workshops/, where you can compare detailed agendas of the workshops to find the right workshop for you. We accept only 20 participants on the first-come, first-served basis, so apply soon to avoid disappointment.