spatial Omics in R/Bioconductor

Dates

20-22 May 2024

 

To foster international participation, this course will be held online

 

 

Course overview

This course aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of spatial omics, emphasising the various technologies involved and the differences between imaging and sequencing methodologies in experimental and analytical contexts. Designed for biologists and researchers with a basic background in omics and data analysis, the workshop does not require prior extensive knowledge of spatial omics. Key topics include exploring the different spatial omics technologies, practical considerations in experimental design, and challenges in data analysis. The workshop also introduces various analytical frameworks and tools used in spatial omics, focusing on understanding and applying 'tidy' data principles specific to this field.

 

Learning outcomes

  •     Understand spatial omics concepts, differentiating between imaging and sequencing methodologies.
  •     Explore various spatial omics technologies and gain practical skills in experimental design.
  •     Address challenges in spatial omics data analysis, utilizing analytical frameworks and tools.
  •     Apply 'tidy' data principles to efficiently handle and analyze spatial omics datasets.
  •     Interpret and derive meaningful insights from spatial omics data

 

Program

 

Monday– Classes from 9.30 AM - 1.30 PM Berlin time


  ** Session 1 – Introduction

  • Introduction to spatial omic technologies
  • Overview of Analysis Frameworks

   
  ** Session 2 – Spatial analyses of sequencing data

  • Introduction to Bioconductor
  • Working with sequencing-based data in Bioconductor with SpatialExperiment
  •     Working with sequencing-based data in R with Seurat



Tuesday– Classes from 9.30 AM - 1.30 PM Berlin time

 

** Session 3 – Introduction to tidyomics

  • The use of tidy R with spatial data analysis with tidySpatialExperiment
  • The use of tidy R with spatial data analysis with tidySeurat

** Session 4 – Spatial analyses of imaging data

  •  Working with imaging-based data in Bioconductor with MoleculeExperiment
  •     Working with imaging-based data in R with Seurat

 


Wednesday– Classes from 9.30 AM - 1.30 PM Berlin time

 

** Session 5 – Advanced analyses of spatial data

  • Spatial differential expression
  • Cell-neighbour analysis
  • Deconvolution of pixel-based spatial data
  • Multi-modality integration

 


Package 1

 

 

480 €


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Cancellation Policy:

 

> 30  days before the start date = 30% cancellation fee

< 30 days before the start date= No Refund.

 

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