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Practical course |
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS APPLIED TO GENOME AND PROTEOME ANALYSES |
Biochemistry and Fundamental Medicine |
Date |
Feb 04-08, 2008 | |
Organisers |
Mauro Delorenzi (SIB-ISREC), Félix Naef (SIB-EPFL), Sven Bergmann (SIB-CHUV), Vassilios Ioannidis (SIB) | |
Site |
EPFL | |
Theme |
The course is aimed at biomedical graduate students and research scientists. The purpose of the course is to present and discuss selected methods that are particularly useful in the analysis and interpretation of data produced with modern genomics and proteomics technologies. In the computer lab, methods will be applied to case studies. The course will cover unsupervised and supervised analysis methods for class discovery and class discrimination and the modular analysis of data (mostly gene expression); the analysis of SNP array data for gene-phenotype association studies and motif identification in biological sequence data using improved background models. |
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Requirements |
Basic training in applied mathematics and statistics, basic training in the use of the R software (only a quick reminder will be provided). The SIB course ”Introduction to BioStatistics” and ”DNA Microarrays data analysis” are good preparations to this course. | |
Deadline |
Dec 31, 2007 | |
Comments |
Important remark: A registration fee of CHF 100.- is required per participant. Information: Vassilios.Ioannidis@isb-sib.ch Additional information about the course is available at www.ch.embnet.org To be informed of the activities of the Swiss EMBnet node, please subscribe to the embnet-news mailing list using the corresponding web pages.  |
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