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Bits & Bites #09: Biochemical interpretation and visualization of metabolomics data

Bits & Bites #09: Biochemical interpretation and visualization of metabolomics data (NEW COURSE)

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Hosted by: UC Davis West Coast Metabolomics Center (Davis, CA)

Location: Online

Tuition: $175

Instructor: Dr. Oliver Fiehn, UC Davis

  • Required Software: None

  • Participant prerequisites: None

  • Level: Introductory

  • Decription: What do you do after you have completed statistics? How do you map and visualize your data? This short course will focus on helping you interpret data, generate hypotheses, integrate biological and metabolomics data, and make the most of freely available online databases. We will provide practical tips on curation, data mapping, and visualization.

About Bits & Bites: A flexible learning experience tailored for busy researchers seeking condensed yet impactful sessions. Now in its fourth year, this series continues to bridge the gap for those unable to commit to 1 or 2- week intensive courses. This 10-part short course series will feature in-depth & diverse topics. Craft your learning experience by selecting individual Bites à la carte or curate a comprehensive journey by mixing and matching courses for a fully immersive and well-rounded learning adventure. To learn more click here

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Bits & Bites #10: Identification of Unknown compounds in untargeted metabolomics using freely available software