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This page lists events that are of interest to the global community of developmental biologists: conferences, meetings, training courses, workshops.
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1. Get a clear understanding of the image analysis pipeline
2. Understand how to prepare images ready for analysis
3. To use ImageJ and Fiji more effectively to analyse your data
4. Gain an understanding of machine learning and neural networks
1. Understand and generate a data analysis pipeline
2. Identify when programming is useful for analysis and/or further experiments/comparisons (e.g. modelling)
3. Become familiar with 2 programming interfaces (e.g. Python and MATLAB)
4. ‘Choose your language’
During this course the participants will learn to validate the cellular localisation of candidate genes from transcriptome studies through conventional ISH and, the recent cutting-edge, smFISH (Single Molecule Fluorescent ISH) and HCR-ISH (Hybridization Chain Reaction), based RNA ISH hybridisation methods.
This unique conference brings together multiple international research communities around common topics, including developmental genetics. Share your work with the C. elegans, Drosophila, mammalian, yeast, Xenopus, zebrafish, population, evolutionary, and quantitative genetics communities, along with those researching humans and plants.
BioS(T)EM aims to:
This practical course will cover advanced light microscopy techniques and participants will learn how to derive qualitative and quantitative insights on molecular mechanisms in cells and developing organisms.
This course will teach the biological researchers to analyse biological data using open-source software. The analysis will be performed with docker4seq package, which was developed to facilitate the use of computing demanding applications in the field of NGS data analysis.
This course provides the theoretical and practical training covering the full breadth of cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) techniques in order develop novel image processing approaches.
This course will provide hands-on experience in the several techniques to detect and analyse circulating tumor cells (CTCs), cell free tumor DNA (ctDNA) and proteins.
This course will teach the biological researchers to analyse biological data using open-source software. The analysis will be performed with docker4seq package, which was developed to facilitate the use of computing demanding applications in the field of NGS data analysis.
This course provides training in several key tools, with a focus on good development practices that encourage efficient and reproducible research computing.
Course with Dr Madeline Lancaster:
Learn how to make cerebral organoids.
Learn how to use cerebral organoids in your research.
This course will cover established techniques from sampling through sequencing, protein analysis and data analysis. Samples will be collected via flow cytometry, gene expression will be analysed by qRTPCR, and protein analysis will be performed by proximity extension assays.
This course will cover the basics, possibilities and limitations of different purification and characterisation techniques and will address strategies to understand their role in biomedical applications.
