Welcome all to the Analyzing, Interpreting and Presenting Microbiome-Resistome Data workshop!
We are delighted to engage in meaningful teachings and discussions in 16S and metagenomic research.
The Microbial Ecology Group (MEG) workshop lessons are designed to introduce researchers to several important areas of metagenomic research to assess microbiome and resistome data. Participants will learn foundational concepts of metagenomic sequencing, datasets, and research challenges. They will gain practical hands-on bioinformatics skills to execute post-sequencing tools and software on a high-performance linux computing system. Furthermore, they will learn to use the R programming language for statistical analysis of metagenomic output files. As always, we would love to get your feedback and input on how we can continually improve the workshop experience!
Dr. Paul Morely -- pmorley@cvm.tamu.edu
Dr. Enrique Doster -- enriquedoster@exchange.tamu.edu
Dr. Lee Pinnell -- ljpinnell@cvm.tamu.edu
Dr. Lisa Perez -- perez@tamu.edu
Dr. Noelle Noyes -- nnoyes@umn.edu
Dr. Tara Gaire -- tgaire@umn.edu
Peter Ferm -- fermx014@umn.edu
June 17, 2024 -- June 21, 2024
Monday -- Friday
9:00 AM -- 5:00 PM AST
Epi on the Island Summer Courses 2024
The Noyes Lab Website
The VERO Program Website
MEGARes Website
Training portal tutorials
AMR++ GitHub
Texas A&M High Performance Research Computing
Minnesota Supercomputing Institute
Our hosts in Prince Edwards Island! To all the faculty and staff!
All of you, the participants!