Australian BioCommons delivers training events in partnership with Australia’s best universities and research institutions via our Bioinformatics Training Cooperative.
Gain insights on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is shaping life sciences and discover ways to integrate AI into your research.
Be inspired by case studies that show you how deep learning methods are speeding up the process of designing proteins with desirable biophysical properties.
Join researchers, scientists and bioinformaticians to discuss microbiome analysis research
Join researchers, scientists and bioinformaticians to discuss multiomics research in Australia
A hands-on introduction to machine learning: what it is, its advantages and disadvantages compared to traditional modelling approaches and the types of scenarios where it may be the right tool for the job.
Join members of the metabolomics bioinformatics community who meet regularly to discuss bioinformatics methods and challenges in metabolomics.
Join the quarterly meeting of the Australian Structural Biology Computing community.
Come together online with others who are creating, modifying and reusing workflows for bioinformatics.
Join researchers, scientists and bioinformaticians to discuss single cell and spatial omics research
Start navigating the evolving field of spatial omics and the numerous methods available and explore considerations for analysis of spatial omics data.
Join researchers, scientists and bioinformaticians to discuss genomics research in Australia
Learn how to analyse data from in situ spatial (e.g. CosMx, Xenium) experiments with Seurat in R to visualise gene expression within tissue samples.
Browse older events in our archive or watch recordings on the Australian BioCommons YouTube Channel.
Training materials and metadata associated with our training events are publicly available via the Australian BioCommons community on Zenodo.
