Date: 4 February 2027 @ 10:00 - 13:00

Timezone: London

Duration: 3 hours per session

Language of instruction: English

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A good experimental design is the first step for a successful bioinformatics analyses, the second one is to understand how to record and organise data. Most life scientists (at any career stage) store data in spreadsheets, so this is the place that many research projects start and how data are delivered to the bioinformatician. Participants will prepare data for bioinformatics analyses and improve their data organization skills.

This course is for you if:

You are a beginner to using Excel or have experience but would like to use it more effectively

You work in health-related sector as either clinical, administrative or academic staff – for example as a nurse, health administrator, consultant, biomedical researcher, etc.

You have some knowledge of basic statistical terms and would like to apply them in Excel You need to start recording data or using already recorded data for your current or future role

You require flexible learning format

Prerequisites:

Completion of the online module Using spreadsheets for recording data and metadata is required prior to attending this workshop. The online module is available here: https://learninghub.kingshealthpartners.org/course/using-spreadsheets

Price: £50

Contact: [email protected]

Venue: room G60, Hodgkin Building, Newcomen Street

City: London

Postcode: SE1 1UL

Prerequisites:

Completion of the online module Using spreadsheets for recording data and metadata is required prior to attending this workshop. The online module is available here: https://learninghub.kingshealthpartners.org/course/using-spreadsheets

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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