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Bioinformatics and Gene Discovery - #276165 points, 3-week intensive course, Next course: June 4 - 22, 2007Course organizer: Carsten Friis Course Overview 2007 DTU's Studies Handbook about #27616 Sign up form for Guest Students Sign up under Open University General information for international students NEWS (May 24, 2007): NEWS (May 17, 2007): From June 4 to 22, 2007, CBS is offering an intensive course in Bioinformatics & Gene Discovery. The first course, which was held from June 7 - 18, 2004, was overbooked and received a lot of positive feedback. Due to the massive interest in the first course, it is now offered in an on-site as well as an internet transmitted version. The internet version of the course will be a combination of live, real-time transmitted lectures and web based exercises, where the students will be introduced to a range of computational methods used in the field and to internet biocomputing services available. It will be possible to communicate and ask questions during the lectures and exercises via chat lines maintained by CBS staff. Registration deadline: MAY 1, 2007 Lectures and exercises will take place at CBS, DTU, building 210, room 118. A campus map is available at: DTU campus map The discovery of novel genes and their importance in basic biological systems as well as in diseases is an important factor within microbiology, biotechnology and medical research. The aim of the course is to provide the students with a general knowledge of the different methods used to characterize the expression and activity of various genes in addition to a specific knowledge about the methods used to predict the structure and function of hitherto unknown genes. Through hands-on exercises, the students will be able to perform advanced bioinformatics analysis of novel gene sequences. Contents:
The course will be taught in English, and is targeted for students on their 5th semester or above as well as PhD-students. The course will be taught in English and consists of lectures and computer exercises, where the students will be introduced to a range of computational methods used in the field and to Internet biocomputing services available. The course is targeted towards students on their 5th semester or above as well as PhD-students. All students from DTU and other universities are welcome. If you are a student NOT enrolled at DTU, please sign up as a guest student through: http://www.dtu.dk/English/education/Guest%20Students%20from%20Danish%20Universities.aspx None-students are also welcome, but have to pay a tuition fee in the amount of DKK 1.250. More information and application form can be found at: http://www.dtu.dk/English/education/Open%20University.aspx If you wish to follow the internet transmitted version of the course, please forward an email to Hanne Lundgaard, lgaard@cbs.dtu.dk BEFORE April 20, 2007 The deadline for signing up for the course is May 1, 2007. There will be room for 30 on-site participants and 20 online participants. A minimum of 10 on-site and 10 on-line participants is required. |
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