Courses
Hands-on training in the latest biomedical techniques for research scientists, clinicians and healthcare professionals.
Course types
Computational
Lecture/Discussion
Laboratory
Derivation and Culture of Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (hiPSCs) (virtual)
13–16 December 2021
Deadlines: all closed
Computational Systems Biology for Complex Human Disease: from static to dynamic representations of disease mechanisms (virtual)
13–17 December 2021
Deadlines: all closed
Genomics and Clinical Microbiology
23–28 January 2022
Deadlines: Application deadline: 28 October 2021
Genomic Practice for Genetic Counsellors (Virtual)
31 January–02 February 2022
Deadlines: Application deadline: 30 November 2021
Genomics and Clinical Virology
20–25 February 2022
Deadlines: Application deadline: 04 November 2021
Aquatic Symbiosis - Specimens to Genomes
13 March–29 April 2022
Deadlines: Application deadline: 18 November 2021
Evolutionary Biology and Ecology of Cancer
13–17 June 2022
Deadlines: Application and bursary deadline: 19 April 2022
Opens soon | View 2018 event page | Email for updates
Summer School in Bioinformatics
13–17 June 2022
Deadlines: Application and bursary deadline: 08 March 2022
Opens soon | email for updates | View 2021 virtual event page
Practical Aspects of Drug Discovery: At the Interface of Biology, Chemistry and Pharmacology
26 June–01 July 2022
Opens soon | View 2020 event page | Email for updates
How to Teach Genomics : A Workshop for Nursing and Midwifery Educators
11–14 July 2022
Deadlines: Application and bursary deadline: 17 May 2022
Opens soon | Email for updates
Molecular Neurodegeneration and Therapeutic Approaches
25–29 July 2022
Deadlines: Application and bursary deadline: 17 May 2022
Opens soon | email for updates | View 2021 virtual event page
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