Date: 8 April 2027 @ 10:00 - 13:00

Timezone: London

Duration: 3 hours per session

Language of instruction: English

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Python is a versatile and widely used programming language that has become an essential tool in modern health research. Its simple syntax, extensive libraries, and strong community support make it accessible to researchers with little or no programming experience. In health research, Python is used for data management, statistical analysis, visualization, machine learning, and the integration of large-scale biomedical datasets. As healthcare increasingly relies on data-driven approaches, Python enables researchers to efficiently analyse complex data, automate repetitive tasks, and generate reproducible results. This course provides a practical introduction to Python and its applications in health and biomedical research.

Take your Python knowledge further with a practical, hands-on workshop that builds on the concepts introduced in the online course (available here: https://learninghub.kingshealthpartners.org/course/introduction-to-python-for-health-research )

If the event is full or closed for registration, and you would like to register last-minute or be added to a waitlist, please e-mail [email protected]

Price: £50

Contact: [email protected]

Venue: room G60, Hodgkin Building, Newcomen Street

City: London

Postcode: SE1 1UL

Prerequisites:

Completion of the following online module: https://learninghub.kingshealthpartners.org/course/introduction-to-python-for-health-research

Organizer: Hub for Applied Bioinformatics

Host institutions: King's College London

Cost basis: Cost incurred by all

Cost: £ 50.0 (GBP)


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