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Support and Training

Bioinformatics Training Workshops

Bioinformatics training workshops, provided by the Bioinformatics Group, and are held at the Centre for Infections, Colindale
Map and directions to HPA Colindale (PDF, 94 KB)
Map and directions to HPA Colindale

Many of our workshops are accredited for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) by the Royal College of Pathologists (RCPath) and the Institute of BioMedical Science (IBMS). For details of accreditation status, points awarded and workshop content contact Bioinformatics Training.

Current Titles

If you would like to attend one of the workshops, please complete and return the registration form on the appropriate page.

As always, places are limited and will be allocated on a first-come first-served basis.

Online Bioinformatics Courses/Tutorials

For more information on bioinformatics training, including online courses and a look at sequence analysis, try these Online Bioinformatics Courses/Tutorials

Crib Sheet Library

Crib-sheets are step-by-step guides to specific protocols, or problems, that users have found to be tricky. Sheets are generated by all members of the HPA, and give you the chance to highlight the quirks and shortcuts in your software of choice. Access the current library

Problem solving

If you have any specific problems with BioNumerics, can we please suggest the following steps in solving it:

  1. Read the manual
  2. Check the Frequently Asked Questions section of the Applied Maths website
  3. Each laboratory issued with BioNumerics also sent one person for training. Please check with your local trainer to see if they can help. If you don't know who this person is, please get in touch
  4. HPA employees can contact the Bioinformatics Helpdesk. If you do not have an account with the Helpdesk, please register via the Bioinformatics HPANet pages
  5. Contact Steve Platt who collates queries/requests to Applied Maths. He will be able to tell you if this query has come up previously or will forward it to Applied Maths.

 

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