2023 Workshop planning survey

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Melbourne Bioinformatics is planning the 2023 workshop program and we value your input to determine which workshops to offer. We would appreciate it if you could spend a few minutes completing this brief anonymous survey so that we better understand the needs of our community.

In 2022 Melbourne Bioinformatics delivered a diverse range of workshop. Details of which can be found on our Training website. Most of our workshops are also supported by detailed documentation in our training library which is designed to enable users to learn at their own pace.

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Have you attended any of our workshops previously?
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Yes, I attended 1 workshop this year

Yes, I attended more than one workshop this year

Yes, I attended workshops in the past.

What is your primary affiliation
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Faculty of Medicine Dentistry and Health Sciences

Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences

Faculty of Arts

Peter MacCallum Cancer Center

Doherty

Royal Melbourne Hospital

The Florey

WEHI

MCRI

Other:

Please select the workshop you would like to see delivered during The Melbourne Bioinformatics 2023 Bioinformatics training program.
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Machine learning in life sciences: what is it, when should it be used and how to avoid common pitfalls.

RNAseq: from reads to differentially expressed genes (2 day workshop)

Variant calling using GATK4 command line workflow

Hybrid de novo genome assembly – Nanopore and Illumina

Introduction to Genome Browsers

Introduction to R for Biologists

QIIME2 analysis of 16s rRNA

Introduction to command line skills in UNIX

Network analysis of differentially expressed genes

Introduction to Galaxy and Galaxy workflows

Introduction to workflow languages: CWL

Sequencing read QC using Galaxy

Structural variant calling using long read data

Other:

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Which delivery method would you prefer for our live training?
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In person at Melbourne Bioinformatics

On line delivery using Zoom

Dual delivery - in person and via zoom

Other:

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