UQ Bioinformatics Hacky Hour
Bioinformatics Hacky Hour
Come with your genomics-related bioinformatics questions as experts from GIH, RCC and QCIF will be at this Hacky Hour to answer your questions, as well as researchers helping each other.
All UQ researchers are welcome to attend!
Other genomics-focussed Hacky hours at UQ:
- Last Tuesday of the month: BioLab Hacky Hour — come and ask bioinformatics analysis, software and pipeline questions.
Note: during these special genomics-focussed Hacky Hours, all researchers are welcome to attend and ask for help with all the usual research-related technical issues to do with:
- high performance computing
- cloud computing
- virtual machines
- data storage
- data security
- data cleanup
- automated workflows
- data pipelines
- virtual desktops
- Python
- R
- Linux
- Software and Data Carpentry.
When: Bioinformatics Hacky Hour UQ occurs on the first Tuesday of the month, 3–4pm. Occasionally it is cancelled if no RCC and QCIF experts are available that day. Because Hacky Hour is held outside Cafe Nano, it is cancelled if it is raining. For updates, follow Hacky Hour UQ on Twitter (@HackyHourStLuc) or check the blog.
Where: Due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, Hacky Hour will be held via Zoom video conference until further notice. For Zoom meeting details please email hackyhourUQ@gmail.com.
When it's deemed safe to do so, Hacky Hour UQ will return to being held at Café Nano (outside), near AIBN, on the St Lucia Campus (view map).
Any questions? Email hackyhourUQ@gmail.com.