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EI remains committed to delivering events as currently advertised. Events are currently being delivered in a virtual format. Any changes to our events programme will be communicated directly to registered attendees. We continue to follow the latest guidance from Public Health England and ask that visitors do the same before travelling. If you have any queries, please contact our training team.

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UK Conference of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (UK CBCB) 2021


How to manage biological data and use computational methods to power life science research

Participation: Open to all

  • 28 Sep -
  • 30 Sep
  • 2021
  • Science

Advanced Python for Biologists 2021

This Advanced level workshop is ideal for researchers and technical workers with a background in biology and a basic knowledge of Python, to develop bigger or more complicated programs and increase skills and knowledge about the language, including object-oriented approaches to programming.

Participation: First come, first served

  • 04 Oct -
  • 15 Oct
  • 2021
  • Scientific training

Single-Cell RNAseq Training Course 2021

Providing an introduction to single-cell genomics, this course is for researchers who are new to bioinformatics and are planning a single-cell project.

Participation: Open application with selection process

  • 01 Nov -
  • 04 Nov
  • 2021
  • Scientific training

EI Innovate 2021: Linking datasets and bioscience

Through effectively linking datasets we can accelerate bioscience and deliver the key innovations needed to improve food security, environmental management, conservation, health and wellbeing.

Participation: Open to all

  • 17 Nov -
  • 18 Nov
  • 2021
  • Industry

Microbial Community Analysis Workshop 2022

Microbiome analysis going from samples, to sequencing, to numerical ecology analysis

Participation: First come, first served

  • 29 Mar -
  • 31 Mar
  • 2022
  • Scientific training

Genome Annotation Workshop 2022

This 3-day course will help to provide scientists with an overview of eukaryotic genome annotation approaches, covering advances in Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technologies, transcriptome assembly, best practice guidance for building gene models utilising short and long read sequencing data or cross species proteins, how to integrate and assess different gene models and create a publication/release ready gene set.

Participation: First come, first served

  • 17 May -
  • 19 May
  • 2022
  • Scientific training