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  • Rajesh
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2009
    • 5

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    Next Generation Sequencing: Data CRAMing, Archiving & Exploring

    We would like to inform you about a course taking place at EMBL-EBI, Cambridge on 2nd of April 2014.

    The title of the not-for-profit course is
    'NGS data CRAMing, Archiving & Exploring'.

    http://www.ebi.ac.uk/training/course/ENA_April2014

    During this course you will learn about data standards & Europena Nucleotide Archive (ENA) data model, compression of NGS data
    large-scale data management, Submission tools & API, data retrieval , UDT based uploader tools and more...
    You will be having an opportunity to make suggestions to shape the provision
    of future EBI resources especially for ENA and other related resources.
    Hope you will be able to make some valuable contacts in the NGS community.

    Please pass this invitation on if appropriate.

    To avoid disappointment, please book your place as early as possible
    http://www.ebi.ac.uk/training/course/ENA_April2014

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