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Education: Invitation to test and contribute to online bioinformatics education
Submitted by Elia Brodsky; posted on Monday, September 18, 2017
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Over 1,000 private beta registrations in August for our online courses resulted in a lot of feedback. Taking it all in (both positive and negative), we've updated the first two courses – Introduction and Transcriptomics part 1. Transcriptomics part 2 is almost done, we are just finalizing the practical exercises. Next up is Metagenomics – the materials are ready to post, provided by our research partners at the Tauber Bioinformatics Research Center. If you are interested in bioinformatics, please try out the courses and let us know if you have any suggestions! https://edu.t-bio.info/getting-started-rna-seq/
If you have access to students and professors that would like to contribute by testing, developing projects and courses, please let us know! The courses provide a broad overview of main topics related to data types (such as Next Generation Sequencing or Mass-Spec) and a variety of projects that allow students to study the data in detail. Our vision is to develop a comprehensive platform for all types of data and various applications in ecology, agriculture, clinical research and pharma.
We are still in beta, so if you find anything that needs to be corrected or improved, please let us know! info[at]pine-biotech.com
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