Past Training

"I learnt a lot of things from wet lab to bioinformatics pipeline and I will use this in my research work."

"The training has provided practical exposure to sequencing workflows, library preparation principles, data quality assessment, and bioinformatics approaches that are highly relevant to pathogen detection, genetic diversity studies, and molecular epidemiology. Over the next few month I hope to improve my bioinformatics skills by attending more workshops."

"This training definitely broadened my lab skills, knowledge and skills that are usually outsourced I feel I can now do on my own. Refining the draft genome sequence we have already received and maybe continuing with organelle genome sequencing are the possible next steps."

"My next objective will involve genome analysis using the draft genome assembled."

"Our current adopted task as the NGS is to move data from the sequencer to NAS and ultimately to CHPC and DIRISA though Globus. We had to learn how to use the navigate through these platforms."

"This training has established the basic knowledge on how to interact with data in the CHPC through bash for genome assembly analysis. This basic knowledge completes a puzzle of the fate of a sample obtained from an organism, extracted, QC, Library prep, Sequencing, and ultimately assembling the with the sequencing data to make sense and decode the organisms building block."