/BISR_Resource

Tutorials and training material from Georgetown University Biomedical Informatics Shared Resources (BISR)

Primary LanguageJupyter Notebook

A cloud based resource for research and training

About BISR

Faculty and staff at Georgetown University Innovation Center For Biomedical Informatics (Georgetown-ICBI) provide expert support services and work with researchers to select what data analysis approach could be most insightful for different studies, clinical datasets organization, and running data through bioinformatics pipelines to help answer research questions.

Consultations often involves study guidance, information about available resources, systems and tools, and analytic services depending on the scope of the project. The general areas of consultation include: next generation sequencing analysis, molecular profiling analysis, big data analytics, data integration, visualization, systems biology analysis, G-DOC, and bioinformatics software training.

These services are offered to the Georgetown Univiersity community through the Biomedical Informatics Shared Resource (BISR)

Learn more about BISR and how to request a consultation:

Learn more about Georgetown-ICBI:

Contact information

  • Yuriy Gusev PhD, Co-Director (yg63 at georgetown dot edu)
  • Adil Alaoui MS MBA, Co-Director (alaoui at georgetown dot edu)
  • Matt McCoy, PhD, Assistant Professor
  • Krithika Bhuvaneshwar MS, Senior Bioinformatics Scientist

Suggested tutorials for beginners

Advanced Tutorials available from Georgetown-BISR (requires programming experience)

A folder has been created in this github repo for the following topics. Each folder has description summaries and tutorials with R code for hands-on exercises.

RNA-seq

Single Cell RNA-seq

Machine learning concepts

ChIP-Seq

General information and resrouces: https://github.com/ICBI/BISR_Resource/blob/main/ChIP-Seq.md

Spatial transcriptomics

General information and resources: https://github.com/ICBI/BISR_Resource/blob/main/sptial_transcriptomics/About_spatial_tx.md

Imaging (future)