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September events
Wednesday 3rd September (WIMR C2.31 & Zoom)
Coding club (1pm - 3pm)
Bring your codes, data, and questions. Enjoy the time and space for networking, collaboration, helping each other, or focusing on coding/analysis/statistics. We would also cover the Python set-up for the workshop this month.
Wednesday 10th September (WIMR Seminar Room & Zoom)
Getting to the bottom of intestinal disease through genomics (11am - 12pm)
Invited Speaker: Prof Kylie James
Dr Kylie James is Head of the Gut Immunogenomics Laboratory at Garvan Institute of Medical Research. Her research focuses on how environmental factors shape gut immune cell and microbial landscapes in health and diseases such as inflammatory bowel disease and colorectal cancer. To achieve this goal, Kylie applies single-cell transcriptomics and computational approaches to reconstruct cellular microenvironments, developmental hierarchies and interactions.
Single-cell analysis in python (12pm - 1pm)
Invited speaker: Dr Jacqueline Tearle
Dr Jacqueline Tearle is a Postdoc in Kylie’s lab. During her PhD, Jac developed a novel single-cell isolation technique and applied it to study changes in gene expression during melanoma tumour escape and invasion. She has since led the characterisation of a rare inflammatory bowel disease subtype using single-cell RNA sequencing, 16S microbial amplicon sequencing, and spatial transcriptomics, and now uses these multi-omic techniques to investigate early-onset colorectal cancer.
Lunch from 12pm!
Wednesday 17th September (WIMR C2.31)
Coding club (1pm - 3pm)
Bring your codes, data, and questions. Enjoy the time and space for networking, collaboration, helping each other, or focusing on coding/analysis/statistics.
Wednesday 24th September (WIMR C2.31)
Data Insight Forum (1pm - 3pm)
Connect directly as a community of analysts, present your work and get feedback from others. The general structure will be round-table updates and 5-minute presentations on real-world data analysis questions.
