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When to Stick with Software and When to Code for Flow Cytometry Analysis

Tuesday 15th April, 11 am

WIMR Seminar Room

Zoom Link

Lunch Provided

Flow cytometry analysis is often performed using intuitive, UI-based software like FlowJo, but as datasets grow in complexity, programming tools like R offer powerful alternatives. This seminar will contrast standard software workflows with programming-based approaches, highlighting where GUI-based tools excel and where scripting can unlock deeper insights. We’ll explore the strengths and limitations of both, covering practical examples, key decision points, and a case study where coding provided the flexibility needed to push analysis beyond software constraints.

Speakers: Suat Dervish, Nicole Fewings


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