Mendelian Randomization Course, November 2024Info Location Contact More Info Event Information
DescriptionThe course comprises four half-days’ worth of content plus the final hackathon, and will take place over 3 weeks (plus a preliminary week 0). It consists of some on-demand pre-recorded content and some timetabled (live) content. The first day of Week 1 will be Monday 4th November 2024. All the core content of the course is pre-recorded - live sessions are not compulsory to attend, but are supplementary to the core content. They represent a chance to engage with the course tutors. Several of the live sessions will be recorded. Each half-day can be done whenever is convenient. A half-day of content includes three pre-recorded talks (around 20-30 minutes each) and one practical session (around 1-1.5 hour). Each of the three computer practicals should be performed individually, but there is an associated live drop-in session to come and ask questions. There is also a recorded debrief session that runs through the practical content. In terms of live content, in addition to the practical drop-in sessions, paper discussion, and hackathon, there is also a question and answer session each week to ask your questions. Questions can be asked during the week on a dedicated Slack channel, or you can ask questions live (Q+A sessions will be recorded). University of Cambridge Students and Staff, whose department will be covering the participation cost, please raise a Purchase Order (or contact a member of your department who can assist with this) and send a PDF of the Purchase Order to [email protected] . You will then be sent the passcode which you will need to use along with the Purchase Order number to complete registration below, selecting the 'UoC Student/Staff Registration' option.
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More InformationThe hackathon is an opportunity to perform your own Mendelian randomization investigation to use the skills you have gained during the course. This can be done individually or as part of a group. Course tutors Intended audience
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