HGMP Computing Courses
Steve Gamble x3293
sgamble at hgmp.mrc.ac.uk
Sat Oct 1 15:42:57 EST 1994
HUMAN GENOME MAPPING PROJECT COMPUTING COURSES
The Human Genome Mapping Project Resource Centre, based at Hinxton Hall,
Cambridge, provides training courses for molecular biologists in the use
of computers. These courses are provided free of charge to registered
users of the Resource Centre, and for a charge of 200 pounds to others.
An extensive program of courses is offered including a five day introductory
course and more specialised courses on a wide range of topics including
Linkage analysis, Accessing resources using computer networks, GCG package
and protein modelling. Please contact the Course Administrator for further
details of availible courses or to book a place on the courses described below
where a few places remain. If there is sufficient demand additional sessions
may be run.
For details contact:
The Course Administrator
MRC Human Genome Mapping Project Resource Centre
Hinxton Hall
Hinxton
Cambridge
CB10 1RQ
Tel: 01223 494500
Fax: 01223 494512
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GCG Software
(2 day course)
Course Outline:
The main objective is to introduce and familiarise users with the GCG
sequence analysis package. This is one of the most frequently used and
useful packages. It consists of a large number of programs covering
most areas of sequence analysis.
Organiser Gary Williams.
Nov 7-8 (Cambridge University, Genetics Dept.)
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Navigating World Wide Networks and Finding Databases of Reagents
(2 day course)
Topics to be covered include X interfaces to mail, network news, gopher, FTP
and archie, plus accessing materials databases at HGMP-RC and elsewhere.
9-10 Nov 1994 (Cambridge Univ)
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Protein structure prediction
(2 day course)
Organisers Willie Taylor and Tom Flores
1-2 Dec 1994 (Cambridge Univ)
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