TOG Events

We have monthly events in our three main branches: workshops, seminars, and data help sessions. These events provide help for all your data analysis needs.

See below for our most recent schedule of our workshops and other events.

Workshops

See here for updates on future workshops and past workshop recordings.

Seminars

Email us to sign up and present one of our seminars! Get feedback on your research and make new connections within the research community! See our schedule for the next seminar here.

Data Help Sessions

Have a problem or question during data analysis for your research? Bring your questions to our regular data help sessions where our knowledgeable TAs can help you out! To know when the next session is, visit here or sign up to our mailing list!

TOG Special Event

We have yearly special events that celebrates the diversity of research within our community. See here for our upcoming special event in the works.

Click one of the buttons below to see a list of past study groups, workshops or seminars hosted by Trainee Omics!

Workshops

TOG is the resident data analysis and bioinformatics trainee support group at BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute. Our workshops and seminars focus on the analysis methodologies used in biomedical healthcare research and are open to all UBC-affiliated students and staff. View our upcoming workshop schedule on our GitHub!

Seminars

We host regular seminars with invited speakers from specific bioinformatics disciplines to give talks on their expertise, or have trainees present work-in-progress talks and provide a space for exchanging friendly and constructive feedback.

The TOG monthly Seminar Series is a great opportunity for everyone to present their data, get feedback and network with fellow trainees and faculty! We are always looking for speakers for the TOG Seminar Series.

Data Analysis Help Sessions

We understand that data analysis can sometimes be a bit tricky, and we want you to know that we’re here to help. We’re pleased to inform you about the availability of our Data Analysis Help Sessions, where experienced TAs provide one-to-one help and the support you need, when you need it. These sessions are available on a regular basis, with a focus on addressing your specific data analysis challenges. The next data help sessions are scheduled for:

TOG's Special Events

Special events from TOG celebrate the research achievements from the community, facilitate the exchange of new techniques, and make knowledge and presentation opportunities more accessible!

See below for the upcoming and past special events from TOG!

TOG Research Day 2024

Get ready for an exciting day to showcase your research and connect with your peers! On December 6, 2024, we will hold our annual TOG Research Day, featuring:

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Trainee Omics Group

We have monthly events in our three main branches: workshops, seminars, and data help sessions. These events provide help for all your data analysis needs.

Workshops

Seminars

Data Help Sessions

TOG Special Event

Workshops

Seminars

We host regular seminars with invited speakers from specific bioinformatics disciplines to give talks on their expertise, or have trainees present work-in-progress talks and provide a space for exchanging friendly and constructive feedback.

Data Analysis Help Sessions

TOG's Special Events

Special events from TOG celebrate the research achievements from the community, facilitate the exchange of new techniques, and make knowledge and presentation opportunities more accessible!

TOG Research Day 2024

Workshop Recordings

Workshop Recordings

Exploring RNA-Seq: From Bulk to Single-Cell

Seminar Recordings

Feb 24, 2022 Seminar - TOG Seminar Series

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