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March, 2018 - Computing in R, AMC Graduate School

Courses and training programmes

Main teachers

Medical Informatics (AMC)
MIK1.2 Biomedische basis principes	MIK2.1 Databases en computernetwerken	MIK3 DGO-Bioinformatics
MIK Master, Current issues in medical informatics I	MIK GRID	Summer school: Bridging Health Care with IT
MIK Bachelor Seminars 2011	MIK Bachelor Seminars 2013 MIK Bachelor Databases and Networks 2013
UvA Faculty of Science: SILS
Biomedical Sciences/Biology (SILS; BW02K)	Medical Molecular Systems Biology (SILS 051BMS)	Communicatie in de biologie (1003B)
Miniscriptie (SILS 290BMW)	Genomics of Disease	Medical Biotechnology
UvA Faculty of Science: Informatics
Bioinformatics-I (Computational Sciences)	Bioinformatics-II Microarrays (Computational Sciences)	Bioinformatics-II NGS (Computational Sciences)
Amsterdam Graduate School of Sciences (AGSS)
Translational Medicine
AMC Graduate School
Bioinformatics Sequence Analysis	DNA Technology	Proteomics, Mass Spectrometry and Protein Research
Computing in R	e-Science (pilot)	Introduction to Unix
Introduction to Bioinformatics	Bioinformatics
Other
Pattern Recognition (BioSB Research School)	Optimization (NBIC PhD School)	Python
NBIC Tutorial	NBIC RNA-seq	Bioinformatics/e-Bioscience Show Cases
Molecular Profiling (RU, Chemical Biology)

Antoine van Kampen
Perry Moerland
Silvia Olabarriaga
Barbera van Schaik
Aldo Jongejan

Information for trainees
The Bioinformatics Laboratory offers students the possibility to do a bioinformatics and e-science projects ('stage') to further specialize in these scientific fields. The minimum period for a practical period is three months, but it depends on the background and skills of the student. The student is assumed to have programming and other skills (e.g., statistics, relational databases, bioinformatics, distributed computing, web programming) to successfully engage in a project. During the practical period the student is allowed to participate in bioinformatics courses or meetings that are organized by the Bioinformatics Laboratory.

Information for trainees

The Bioinformatics Laboratory offers students the possibility to do a bioinformatics and e-science projects ('stage') to further specialize in these scientific fields. The minimum period for a practical period is three months, but it depends on the background and skills of the student. The student is assumed to have programming and other skills (e.g., statistics, relational databases, bioinformatics, distributed computing, web programming) to successfully engage in a project. During the practical period the student is allowed to participate in bioinformatics courses or meetings that are organized by the Bioinformatics Laboratory.

If you are interested then contact Antoine van Kampen (a.h.vankampen@amc.uva.nl) to discuss interests and possibilities.

Topic revision: r103 - 20 Mar 2018, PerryMoerland

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