Grace Hall talks about how the Master of Science (Bioinformatics) at the University of Melbourne has helped her career.

Melbourne Bioinformatics enables cutting edge research through the power of data. We train the specialists and build the infrastructure needed to understand some of society’s biggest challenges, from cancer to climate change.

**Happy 9th Birthday R-Ladies Melbourne 🎉** Come unwind and connect with like-minded people at a joint event with R-Ladies Melbourne and the Statistical Society of Austra

We've got an RNA-seq double feature coming up this month! But if you just need to brush up on your Python skills, we can help you with that too. All workshops are free for staff and students of the University of Melbourne and its affiliates. 23 October RNA-seq Analysis: From Reads to Gene Counts with Galaxy Basic approaches and practical experience in working with RNA-seq short read data. Lead trainer: Dr Tristan Reynolds (Melbourne Bioinformatics) More information and registration 28 October Intro to Python Workshop Loading, exploring, and visualising biological data with Python. Lead trainer: Dr Sanduni Rajapaksa (Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre) More information and registration 29 October RNA-seq Analysis: Counts to Differentially Expressed Genes in R Exploring various differential expression and integration techniques for use with scRNA-seq data. Lead trainer: Dr Luke Gandolfo (Melbourne Bioinformatics) More information and registration Follow us on Eventbrite to see all our upcoming workshops. As always, most of our training material is available for free on our website.

Learn how to use the tools you need to apply bioinformatics techniques in your own research.

This is an introduction to Python.

Empower your Bioinformatics research using Galaxy Australia!

An Introduction to RNA-seq Analysis: Counts to Differentially Expressed Genes

As a University of Melbourne research platform hosted within the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, our expert team supports life science data analysis across the Melbourne Biomedical Precinct. We are working to build Australia’s capacity in bioinformatics.

Register for a hands on workshop in RNAseq analysis.

Empower your Bioinformatics research using Galaxy Australia!

We provide introductory and advanced training for Galaxy Australia users. We also offer tailored support for Galaxy setup, research analysis, and the development of analysis pipelines.