What is the eGenomics Catalogue?
This self-paced course builds a foundation for understanding genomic advances and identifying the relevance of genomics to public health. This course is presented online and structured in six (6) units. The course units focus on:
Introduction to Genomics
Genes in Populations
Genetic Testing
Gene-Environment Interactions
Ethical, Legal and Social Issues
An Overview of State and National Resources
The course provides video presentations and accompanying instructor slides for each topic. Each unit is matched with a short quiz and additional resources to provide more information on the topic. Transcripts of the lectures, including PowerPoint slides, are also available to registered users.
These materials have been given in a Worksop organized by H3ABioNet
Read more: Genome Wide Association Studies, Quality Control and Family based analysis
Copied from the eBiomics website: This website is devoted to self-training in bioinformatics. The purpose of eBiomics is to familiarise users with bioinformatics analysis flows in diverse -omics applications.
Read more: eBiomics: Good practices and specific methods for using bioinformatics resources
It is an online bioinformatics course organized by H3ABioNet
Copied from the EMBL-EBI website: A collection of video lectures from the 'Hands on training in Next-Generation Sequencing' course that took place at EMBL-EBI on 12-14 March 2012, available for you to watch in your own time. The workshop provides an introduction to Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) and addresses how to interpret the data and how the analysis is applied in Genomics.
