Title |
Introduction to Biological Network Analysis |
Dates | 15-17 November 2016 |
Lang | Workshop language is English |
Responsable de l’activité | Prof. Ioannis Xenarios |
Organizer(s) | Dr. Mark Ibberson, SIB |
Speakers | Dr. Scooter Morris, University of California, San Francisco, USA Dr. Francisco Azuaje, Luxembourg Institute of Health, Luxembourg Dr. Mark Ibberson, SIB Dr. Frédéric Burdet, SIB Leonore Wigger, SIB/UNIL |
Description | The course will introduce the basic concepts of biological network analysis and provide practical instruction on commonly used bioinformatics tools to analyse and visualize biological networks. The course will start with a short symposium on biological network analysis covering network analysis and theory, visualization of complex networks and application to real biological problems. The symposium will be followed by theoretical and practical sessions where course participants will gain practical knowledge on how to perform different biological network analyses and how to visualize and interpret the results of such analyses. |
Location | University of Lausanne – Génopode |
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Overview
The course will introduce the basic concepts of biological network analysis and provide practical instruction on commonly used bioinformatics tools to analyse and visualize biological networks. The course will start with a short symposium on biological network analysis covering network analysis and theory, visualization of complex networks and application to real biological problems. The symposium will be followed by theoretical and practical sessions where course participants will gain practical knowledge on how to perform different biological network analyses and how to visualize and interpret the results of such analyses.
Audience
This course targets biologists and bioinformaticians with some experience in analysing biological data. Intermediate level.
Learning objectives
At the end of this course, participants are expected to be able to:
Prerequisites
Knowledge / competencies:
Participants should have a basic working knowledge of R and be familiar with working with and manipulating biological data.
Technical:
Participants must bring a laptop and the latest version of the R Studio and Cytoscape software installed.
Application
Free for members of StarOmics, CHF 150.- for academics. This includes course content material, coffee breaks and a social dinner. Participants from non-academic institutions should contact us before application.
Deadline for registration and free-of-charge cancellation is set to November 5, 2016. Cancellation after this date will not be reimbursed. Please note that participation to SIB courses is subject to this and other general conditions, available here.
You will be informed by email of your registration confirmation. Upon reception of the confirmation email, participants will be asked to confirm attendance by paying the fees within 5 days.
Location
University of Lausanne, Génopode Building, room 2020 (UNIL sorge M1 line stop)
Additional information
Coordination: Grégoire Rossier (SIB), Corinne Dentan (UNIL/CUSO/StarOmics)
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Provisional program
Day 1Morning – Short Symposium on Network analysis
Day 2
Day 3 |
Expenses | Free for members of StarOmics, CHF 150.- for academics. Other, please contact us. |
Registration | CUSO PhD students: through your MyCUSO account. External participants (non-CUSO PhD students, post-docs, etc…): use the icon “registration” at top of page and the last gray box “non-CUSO student” (“personne hors myCUSO“). |
Places | 30 |
Deadline for registration | 05.11.2016 – Link to registration: https://biologie.cuso.ch/staromics/activities/myregistration/?return_url=index.php?id=1740%26tx_displaycontroller%5Btable%5D%3Dcourses%26tx_displaycontroller%5BshowUid%5D%3D2687 |