Past events

Now in its eighth year, and extended to a two-day event, the Norwich Single-Cell and Spatial Symposium at Earlham Institute covers single-cell and spatial genomics technologies and their application in microbial, plant, animal and human health and disease.

This workshop will provide a basic introduction into using Python for Machine Learning application, starting with the basics of Python, before looking at a few packages that are particularly useful for data exploration and visualisation.

A two-day event that aims to facilitate knowledge sharing, network building, and the dissemination of best practice in key areas of research culture across BBSRC strategically supported institutes and partner universities.

A one-day meeting of the bioscience community to hear the latest updates and applications from the BBSRC-funded National Bioscience Research Infrastructure in Transformative Genomics at the Earlham Institute.

In this comprehensive two-day course, participants will learn how to use nanopore sequencing to detect DNA base modifications.

Providing an opportunity for colleagues across the Norwich Research Park to engage with peers, and find out about the research that happens from PhD Students at the Earlham Institute.

The Dame Janet Thornton Annual Lecture recognises Janet’s distinguished career, and her significant contribution to broadening the scope of traditional bioscience through applying computational methods to analyse biological data.

Providing a thorough overview of single-cell data analysis, this course is for researchers who are new to single-cell bioinformatics and are planning a single-cell project.

Adopting innovation through collaborations and partnerships.

A two-day practical and theoretical course covering Biofoundries high throughput applications, DoE (design of experiments) and Engineering Biology pipelines.

From single-cell isolation to library construction, sequencing and QC

Forging a community of experts to share best practice, promote discovery and collaboration