MSL Bioinformatics User Group (MSL BUG) Meeting — POSTPONED

POSTPONED

To all of MSL‘s established and aspiring data wranglers, programmers, code whisperers and computer scientists…WE WANT YOU for our very first and super awesome MSL Bioinformatics User Group = MSL BUG!

We would like to:

• Share our research and technical expertise
• Inspire new approaches at problem-solving
• Discuss and brainstorm computational issues we face
• Learn how to use and adapt new tools
• Spark productive collaborations

Our first meeting will be on Thursday, March 26^th in the MSL 337 from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m.

>>>There will be coffee and homemade cake !<<<

Everyone is welcome! Students, staff and faculty from all of MSL’s disciplines (e.g. dealing with sequencing/metabolomics/electrophysiology/population dynamics/behavioural/… data,script/software development, distributed computing, machine learning approaches, modelling, statistics etc.)

If you would like to attend, please sign up!

Sign Up Here

First meeting agenda: Round table with short individual introductions where we identify common interests and set up an outline for subsequent meetings – and did we mention the homemade cake and coffee already?

We look forward to seeing you there!

Your MSL BUG organizers: Quentin Geissmann (Haney Lab), Sarah Grasedieck (Hirst Lab), Guillaume Poirier-Morency (Pavlidis Lab)

Faculty oversight: Paul Pavlidis and Martin Hirst