Bioinformatics for Beginners Using Open Source Tools

This 4-day hands-on workshop on “Bioinformatics for Beginners Using Open Source Tools” is designed to bridge that gap. Participants will work with real datasets and gain experience using industry-relevant tools such as NCBI, UniProt, SWISS-MODEL, PyMOL, AutoDock Vina, Galaxy, GEO, STRING, Cytoscape, and Python-based machine learning libraries.

Why Join?

How It Works

Join interactive sessions easily on any device, with step-by-step guidance tailored to boost both beginners and experts.

Workshop FAQs

Who should attend?

Anyone interested in biotech and eager to learn practical skills.

What is the schedule?

The workshop runs over two days with sessions starting at 7 PM on weekends of 28-29 March and 4-5 April 2026.

How do I register?

Click the “register now” button on the page, fill out your details, and submit the form to secure your spot.

Are there any prerequisites?

Basic understanding of science is helpful, but all levels are welcome.

Is this workshop online?

Yes, the entire workshop is held online for convenient access.

Course Content

Day 1: Sequence Analysis & Databases
Tools: NCBI, UniProt, EMBL-EBI, MEGA

Day 2: Protein Modeling & Docking
Tools: SWISS-MODEL, PyMOL, AutoDock Vina

Day 3: Genomics & NGS
Tools: Galaxy, GEO, GEO2R, STRING

Day 4: AI & Machine Learning
Tools: Python, scikit-learn, Weka

How do I register?

Click the “register now” button on the page, fill out your details, and submit the form to secure your spot.

✔ Hands-on experience with NGS & bioinformatics tools

✔ Understanding of drug discovery workflows

✔ Skills in gene expression & network analysis

✔ Introduction to AI in life sciences

✔ Certificate + recordings + support

What You’ll Gain?

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