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Sounds like some pretty advanced stuff for an ugrad Hons class. Make sure you get onto the VLSCI and LSCC mailing lists so you have access to free courses etc. -
Sequencing one's way up from Down Under!
Hello!
I am a Genetics Undergraduate Honours student @ University of Melbourne working on sequencing projects for high density linkage analysis and phase genome assembly. I am attempting assembling my own Bioinformatics pipeline for my work and have found tons(ssss) of solutions here! Thanks for that !
Hope to be around for a long time and contribute to this forum!
~(Total) Newbie!
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