RT @KuanHaoChao: Excited to announce Splam is now published in @GenomeBiology! Splam, trained on thousands of splice junctions from GTEx,….

RT @iskander: TCR constant region not exactly constant: . "For TRBC1, . 83%. contained TRBC1∗03, 2 carried (11%) TRBC1∗01, and only a si….

RT @globalbiodata: Our featured GCBR of the Week is CIViC, a community driven resource that improves the clinical interpretation of genetic….

RT @chrisamiller: Applications are open for the Advanced Sequencing Technologies & Bioinformatics Analysis course @CSHL. This intense 2wk c….

RT @iskander: What's the fastest antigen-specific TCR discovery method that's practical (publicly available validated kit, <$5k per antige….

RT @iskander: Anyone savvy CS x immunology x genomics looking for computational work?.

RT @FoltzPhd: I am delighted to announce that I will be opening my lab on July 1 at Washington University in St Louis within the Division o….

RT @FoltzPhd: If you are interested in this work, please consider applying here: ! 4/4.

RT @CommsBio: A single-cell TCR-seq method for dogs suggests reannotation of some non-functional VJ genes and differentiates between divers….

Another opportunity that crossed my desk: .These folks are doing really cool stuff.

Sharing this exciting opportunity for a colleague.

RT @iskander: So. is MALAT1 even a real thing? . (it's so consistently the top hit in any expression analysis, I'm curious if any studies….

Such as: cloud computing, command line unix, bioinformatics tool installation, understanding NGS file formats, expression and DE analysis, pathway analysis, batch correction, R, IGV, etc. Some lectures with background principles, but a heavy emphasis on hands-on application.

Highly recommend to take these two courses together as a 5-day intensive crash course in transcriptome analysis. Along the way we aim to teach fundamental bioinformatics skills with broad applicability.

Registration is now open for CBW transcriptome and single cell transcriptome analysis workshops this summer in Toronto! @Bioinfodotca

Grants/travel support awards available.

If you are a PhD or Postdoc trainee or just getting your lab set up and you want to empower your own multi-omics data analysis, this course could be a great fit for you.

For those who are not familiar. The course starts with a few days of introduction to sequencing technologies, both fundamentals and cutting edge developments. This is followed by an intensive and immersive crash course in bioinformatics.

Only one week left to apply for the CSHL Advanced Sequencing Technologies & Bioinformatics Analysis course!

RT @Bioinfodotca: Want to expand your #bioinformatics toolkit by including #RNAseq or #scRNAseq? CBW is offering a pair of consecutive work….