Beginners Guide to 16S Microbial Analysis

Australasian Human Microbiome Research Network (AHMRN)

Join us for a collaborative bioinformatics group course led  by Dr Matthew Snelson from the AHMRN.

Ran over four weeks, this group course will provide structure and guidance as attendees work through an online microbial analysis course together.What?Led by Dr Matthew Snelson, attendees will work through analysis of 16S microbiome data using the dada2 and phyloseq R packages. Attendees will be expected to work through the course material in their own time and bring challenges or concerns with them to the 1-hour meeting each week. Who?This course is for anyone wanting to learn how to analyse 16S data. When?Attendees will be expected to have started the online coursework prior to the first weekly meeting.Weekly meetings will be held on Friday afternoons, from 2-3pm on the following dates:<ul><li>May 20</li><li>May 27</li><li>June 3</li><li>June 10</li></ul>What do I need?Attendees will be expected to have RStudio installed on their computer and a basic understanding of R. If you have never used R before, you should complete an <a href="https://monashdatafluency.github.io/r-intro-2/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Intro to R course prior</a> to this workshop. Due to time constraints, there will not be capacity to assist with installing R/RStudio.Attendees don't need to provide any 16S data (we will all analyse the same, provided data)**Places are limited, so please update your attendance if your availability changes.** Questions?If you have any questions about this course, please get in touch with the AHMRN at the following address: info@microbiome-research.net

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