@BCCHR_TOG

Trainee led group promoting omics research, education, and support at BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute.

Joined November 2019
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Nikita Telkar, PhD@nikita_telkar7 Oct 2022
Always super happy and proud to be talking about what @BCCHR_TOG can offer and it’s impact 🌟
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Check out all the fantastic workshops going on in the next few weeks! arc.ubc.ca/precision-health-…
Phillip A Richmond@Phil_A_Richmond25 Jul 2022
Day 1 of our Precision Health Bootcamp! @BCCHR_TOG @BCCHresearch @UBC_ARC
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Next week we'll be hosting Part 2 of our "Most Commonly Used Statistical Tests in Healthcare Research" workshop. It's a hybrid event this time so come join us in-person or virtually! Register: forms.gle/MTzxewT9Zn2ew7su9 Part 1 material if you missed it: github.com/BCCHR-trainee-omi…
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This month we're offering our first single-cell RNA seq data analysis workshop with BiocSwirl, which will take place over two sessions on May 13th & 20th from 10:30am-12:30pm. Intermediate knowledge of R and R Studio recommended! Register here: forms.gle/7igqt7AgF6xoHMh39

Trainee 'Omics Group Workshop Registration

TOG events are open ONLY to students and staff from UBC and UBC-affiliated institutions. However, previous workshop recordings are available publicly at https://bcchr.ca/tog/tog-events/workshop-rec...

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ECOSCOPE@ecoscope_ubc12 Apr 2022
Don't miss the ECOSCOPE symposium #microbesaction at SAGE #UBC. Register on eventbrite.ca/e/ecoscope-sym… and submit your abstracts for poster & talks forms.gle/Zk4UVARrsVm1qpPv9. @ecoscope_ubc @iGEM @HallamLab #innovation #microbiome
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Check out our April workshop - Part 2 of "Most Commonly Used Statistical Tests in Healthcare Research using R" . Wednesday April 13, 2-3 PM PST. Click to register! forms.gle/nSjKFdQX1LKcAXCi8
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Check out this awesome opportunity if you're a UBC student (undegrad or grad!) 💻
Phillip A Richmond@Phil_A_Richmond10 Mar 2022
The Precision Health Initiative @BCCHresearch is hiring a @UBC WorkLearn student (undergrad or grad) at the Research Professional Level. Includes hands-on multi-omic data analysis and knowledge translation components. Learn more here (UBC CWL req): ubc-csm.symplicity.com/stude…
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Great workshop series presented by @ecoscope_ubc coming up soon!
ECOSCOPE@ecoscope_ubc24 Feb 2022
ECOSCOPE presents
In this series, we introduce computational reproducibility and its importance to modern research. We will teach the general principles for reproducible computer-based analyses, along with specific methods and tools for reproducibility and version control with RStudio and GitHub. You will learn how to: • Construct reproducible, automatable workflows in R • Create reproducible documents using Rmarkdown to include underlying code / computations with relevant graphical and statistical results in several different formats (reports, presentation slides, handouts, notes) • Use Git version control • Integrate version control with GitHub for both personal and group projects Date and time Mon, 28 Feb 2022, 1:00 PM – Fri, 4 Mar 2022, 4:00 PM PST Location Room 121 LSK Leonard S. Klinck Building Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z2 For more information: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/reproducible-research-february-2022-tickets-237812362177?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

ALT In this series, we introduce computational reproducibility and its importance to modern research. We will teach the general principles for reproducible computer-based analyses, along with specific methods and tools for reproducibility and version control with RStudio and GitHub. You will learn how to: • Construct reproducible, automatable workflows in R • Create reproducible documents using Rmarkdown to include underlying code / computations with relevant graphical and statistical results in several different formats (reports, presentation slides, handouts, notes) • Use Git version control • Integrate version control with GitHub for both personal and group projects Date and time Mon, 28 Feb 2022, 1:00 PM – Fri, 4 Mar 2022, 4:00 PM PST Location Room 121 LSK Leonard S. Klinck Building Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z2 For more information: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/reproducible-research-february-2022-tickets-237812362177?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

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Join us for our Feb workshop - "Most commonly used statistical tests in Healthcare Research using R" (no prerequisites!) forms.gle/nSjKFdQX1LKcAXCi8
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Come wrangle your data with us next week! 💻
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ECOSCOPE@ecoscope_ubc18 Nov 2021
ECOSCOPE brings you the Intermediate R workshop next week (Nov23rd and 25th). Please sign up using the link below ecoscope.ubc.ca/events/
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We are always looking for new members (no experience or omics/coding knowledge required), come find us! Thanks for this awesome post @GrasPods ! 🤓
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If you missed our RNA seq workshop over the summer, check out this upcoming @GrasPods session hosted by TOG's own @nikita_telkar! 💻
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ECOSCOPE@ecoscope_ubc23 Sep 2021
Want to learn all about data manipulation and visualization? Register to our workshop about the R Tidyverse, happening next week! TechnologistDelve into data manipulation using dplyr / tidyr and graphics with #ggplot2. eventbrite.ca/e/introduction…
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It's that time of year again! Join us next week for the annual Trainee Omics Group Kickoff! Get to know us and what we offer, attend an epigenetics workshop, and check out our Faculty Seminar featuring @AVogelCiernia. Sign up here! bit.ly/3zD1mFR
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In collaboration with @ecoscope_ubc we will be hosting a Beginner R Workshop Monday November 30th from 1:00-3:00pm. Everyone affiliated with BCCHRI welcome — no R experience required! forms.gle/FZvCJPzcxzfdtpvR6
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Tune in at 2pm today for "Working with data from GEO and differential methylation analysis in limma"! You will learn how to download publicly available data, perform an 'omics association study, and make a pretty volcano plot. Check your email or our Slack page for the pre-reqs!
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Thanks to everyone that attended our first kick-off event and JackBox games social yesterday, we had a blast! Next up, tune in today at 2:00 pm for a seminar by Phillip Richmond: "Expanding the utility of whole genome sequencing in the diagnosis of rare genetic disorders."
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