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Bioinformatics Webinar/Seminar

Hi All,

Not a technical question but rather interested in finding lastest Bioinformatics related tools, applications & course Webinar. Can BioStar people list the University, Company, Blog which organizes above listed Webinar in free?

I am in quest of such events; so I can register and participate to upgrade my Bioinformatics knowledge.

Thanks

webinar seminar

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Check Bitesize Bio http://bitesizebio.com/webinars/ I saw the Taverna one the other day and it was good (in the On-Demand Archive tab).

Nice one, does openhelix orgainizes webinar too?

We're talking about it. We tried it years ago, but the technology was not as ready, and the users weren't either. But all the ones I attend now have decent attendance. Although often I recognize the same names in the list of attendees.

Looks like a good resource.

NCBO Webinar Series presentations occur via the Web and teleconference at 10:00 am PT on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month.

http://www.bioontology.org/webinar-series

Thanks, do they really organize in 1st and 3rd of every month?

Link not found.

Asian Bioinformatics Research Network(ABREN) conducts free virtual workshop for bioinformatics training every year. This blogpost refers to the 4th one that was conducted in 2010.

NHGRI's youtube channel GenomeTV has excellent talks. I would suggest to explore the videos in Current Topics in Genome Analysis 2010 playlist. NHGRI also seems to have a webinar series.

I was talking about webinar/course not workshop!

Nice you updated again!

Here you can access EMBL-EBI on-line courses (all for free),

This one is video based on Analysis of High-Throughput Sequencing Data.

I find the Canadian Bioinformatics Workshops (CBW) series (http://bioinformatics.ca/) the most useful. It contains series of downloadable lectures (http://bioinformatics.ca/workshops/open_access/) from basics of Bioinformatics to the current issues for advance learner. And above all CBW promotes open access !!

This seems the best resource +1

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