Skip to main content
Home
GOBLET
Global Organisation for Bioinformatics Learning, Education & Training
  • Training portal
    • Trainers and Organisers
    • Training materials
    • Course pages
    • Upcoming Training Events
    • Portal FAQ
      • Video Tutorials
  • About us
    • Executive and Committees
      • Executive
      • Outreach & PR
      • Learning, Education and Training
      • Fundraising
      • Technical
      • Standards
    • News
      • Announcements
      • GOBLET events
    • Membership
      • Become a member
      • Where we are
      • Organisational Members
      • Membership FAQ
    • Our Publications
    • Contact us
  • Become a Member
    • Fees
    • Benefits
    • Contributor

Create an account | Login

Search form

Home / Training portal

Training portal

List of training materials and course pages

Displaying 1 - 4 of 4
Updated datesort ascending Type Topic Audience
STAO 2014 Understanding a genetic disease thanks to Bioinformatics
Updated 5 years 7 months ago 		Training material introduction to bioinformatics, genome browsing, BLAST, Protein structure visualisation, Variant detection high school
QuickGuides
Updated 5 years 11 months ago 		Training material Unix/Linux, perl, BLAST, phylip, Velvet, EMBOSS, mySQL Beginners
BLAST and multiple sequence alignment (MSA) programs
Updated 6 years 2 months ago 		Training material BLAST, multiple sequence alignment, e-learning Researchers, Laboratory technicians, Biologists, Bench biologists, Veterinarians
Similarity searching, multiple sequence alignment and protein families - undergraduate lab
Updated 6 years 7 months ago 		Training material Similarity searching, multiple sequence alignment, InterPro, HMMER, BLAST biology and bioinformatics sophomore undergraduates

Training portal

  • Trainers and Organisers
  • Training materials
  • Course pages
  • Upcoming Training Events
  • Portal FAQ
    • Video Tutorials

Filter by audience

advanced PhD stduents  Anyone wants to start using the Unix/Linux OS  Bachelor students  beginner bioinformaticians  Beginner informatics  Beginners  bench-based researchers  Bench biologists  biocurators  bioinformaticians  Bioinformatics  Biologists  Biologists, Genomicists, Computer Scientists  Biologists with little or not knowledge in bioinformatics  biology and bioinformatics sophomore undergraduates  Biomedical practitioners  Biomedical researchers  Clinical Bioinformaticians  Clinical Scientists  computational bioolgists  computational scientists  Computer scientists  Early career researchers  early stage phytopathogen researchers  Educators  Engineers  experimeintal biologist researchers  Experimentalists and bioinformaticians working on EST, NextGeneration Sequencing and microarray design projects, specially (but not exclusively) of non-model species. No programming knowledge is required.  field biologist researchers  General Interest  geneticists  Grad students  Graduate Students  healthcare professionals  high school  High School Students  Laboratory technicians  Lecturers  Life Science Researchers  Life sciences  life scientists  master  Master students  Medical doctors  MSc students  Ontologists  Personal profesional de LAPISA  PhD  PhD students  plant researchers  post-docs  Post-Doctoral Fellows  postdoc  postdocs  postdoctoral researchers  postgrad  Postgraduate students  principle investigators  programmers  Prospective and existing trainers  Researchers  Scientists  Senior researcher  software developers, bioinformaticians  Structural Biologists  Students and researchers in any field of bioinformatics with background in biology or computer science but weak or no previous experience in protein interaction prediction, networks and systems biology  Technicians  Trainers  Training Designers  Training instructors  Undergraduate students  University and College Level Students  Users  Veterinarians  web developers  wet-lab biologists who are embarking upon research projects that will require the handling and analysis of next generation sequencing data in organisms for which a reference genome is available  Wet lab scientists 

Filter by topic

unix  phylogenetics  Systems Biology  Biohistory  basic bioinformatics  protein family databases  training  Introduction to RNA-Seq analysis  Advanced Bioinformatics training  Visual aid  protein-protein interaction networks  metagenomics  JavaScript  GOBLET  signalling networks  Biopython  task automation  ChIP-seq  Unix commands  Network Visualization  Variant Analysis  Problem Based Learning  version control  Velvet  RNA-seq analysis  Cytoscape  bioinformatics for schools  Genome sequence analysis  mass spectrometry  Transcript isoforms  NGS  Transript expression  online learning  Experimental design for RNA-seq  BLAST  genomics  evolutionary biology  Flow cytometry data  phylip  Transcriptome assembly  Next generation sequencing data analysis  Unix Operating System  genetic mutation  training material  visualisation  Training technique  command line  De Novo  molecular evolution  Clinical Bioinformatics  Teaching Aid  single-cell genomics  perl  Variant calling  Sequence analysis  bioinformatics  R  protein sequence analysis  AllBio  RNA-seq  Essential bioinformatics  assembly  transcriptional regulation  Transcription factors  Training portal  multiple sequence alignment  python  Plotting data  Biological networks  Bioconductor  Linux basics  upgma  NGS bioinformatics  e-learning  Train the trainer  biocuration  next generation sequencing  programming  Data analysis  Unix/Linux  MOOC  Systems  protein structure  Standards  Variant detection  Sequence database searching  de-novo genome assembly  structural variations  Python for Biologists  RNASeq  structures  introduction to bioinformatics  The UniProtKB flat-file format  trainer skills  The UniProt Knowledgebase  genome browsing  protein family characterisation  Sequence alignment  training materials  Differential expression 
More

 

GOBLET Stichting, CMBI 260 Radboud University, Nijmegen Medical Centre, Geert Grooteplein 26-28, 6525 GA Nijmegen | Donate Donation
 
 
GOBLET Privacy Policy