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My aim for the workshop is to introduce computational tools and demonstrate how they can be used to help promote reproducibility when performing bioinformatic analyses. Many of these tools, especially workflowr help adhere to these Ten Simple Rules for Reproducible Computational Research:

Links to workshop material.