3rd Aberystwyth Bioinformatics Workshop, Jan 20th 2016
The programme for this workshop was:
- Arwyn Edwards: >700 million years in <20 minutes? Multi-omic insights into contemporary consequences of a Pre-Cambrian cyanobacterial invasion of the cryosphere
- Tom Hitch: Investigation of the rumen virome
- Andre Soares: R, mothur and QIIME in 16S amplicon analysis
- Andrew Oliphant: Using transcriptomics to identify neuropeptides and receptors involved in the regulation of crustacean ecdysis
- Ben Thomas: Computational approaches to mining the rumen micro-biome for novel antimicrobials
- Martin Vickers: IBERS computing resources, tools and software
- Vasilis Lenis: Bioinformatics training
- Lizzy Donkin: Mining ecological databases: limitations and obstacles
- Sarah Palmer: Plant Breeding, and the potential and limitations for bioinformatics in commercial plant breeding programs
- Martin Swain: DISMISS: new software for MeDIP-Seq
- Richard Hill: Predicting community functions from marker gene studies
- Kim Kenobi: Metagenomics and networks in antimicrobial resistance
- Stephen Chapman: Systems Biology analysis reveals how acetate metabolism can regulate photosynthesis and alter global metabolism for the model organism, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
- Chris Davey: Index selection and genome-wide prediction of phenology and biomass in Miscanthus
- Eslam Al-Hersh: GWAS cross-species analyzer
- Marina Pellegrini: Self Incompatibility in perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne)
- Dan Smith: Stepping into grass Evo-Geno
- Sam Nicholls: Meet the metahaplome