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    • May 2017
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    Genomic Data Visualisation with R course -15–17 December

    Dear all,

    We are excited to announce our upcoming online course Genomic Data Visualisation with R, taking place 15–17 December 2025. Designed for participants familiar with R, this course covers essential graphical methods used in genomics research.

    Over three days, you will learn to create and interpret key plots such as volcano plots, genome coverage graphs, phylogenetic trees, synteny plots, and many more.

    Course schedule:
    Monday to Wednesday, 1–6 PM Berlin time

    Course website:https://www.physalia-courses.org/cou...omic-data-viz/


    Whether your focus is expression studies, genome statistics, or comparative genomics, this course offers practical skills to enhance your data visualization toolkit.

    Secure your spot and join an international community of genomic researchers!

    Best regards,

    Carlo Pecoraro

    Physalia-courses Director

    Advance your SKills. Maximise the value of your data
    https://www.physalia-courses.org
    Physalia-courses provide hands-on scientific training courses and workshops in bioinformatics, genomics, and related fields, helping researchers stay at the forefront of emerging methods and cutting-edge techniques. Our mission is to create a dynamic knowledge-sharing platform, connecting highly qualified instructors with participants at all stages of their scientific careers—from PhD students and postdoctoral researchers to principal investigators—as well as professionals working in industry. We foster collaboration, skill development, and innovation by bringing together expertise from academia and industry and creating opportunities for meaningful exchange across disciplines and sectors. Physalia promotes a modular approach to learning, enabling students and working professionals to build flexible, personalised learning pathways. Through focused courses and specialised training, learners can develop practical skills that respond to the evolving needs of the job market, while combining different learning experiences to strengthen their professional profiles and advance their careers.

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