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Your Instructors

We are members (or alumni) of the functional genomics lab of Vishwanath Iyer, UT Austin.

Goals

  • Hands-on, tutorial style – learn by doing
  • Cover the NGS tool basics – the first few things you'll do after receiving raw sequences
  • Get you comfortable with Linux and TACC – your best "frenemies"
  • Make you self sufficient in 4 days to become experts over time
  • Show some "best practices" for working with NGS data

Communication

Post its

Green post-it – I'm good at the moment.

Pink post-it – I need a bit of help.

Etherpad

Link to Etherpad: https://etherpad.mozilla.org/yUFlDtWv2c

Use this to post any questions you have about the lessons and tutorials.

Conventions

Text that you find in courier font refers to a program or file name on a computer.

If you see a block of text like this:

Example code block
ls -h

it means, "type the command ls -h into a terminal window, hit return, and see what happens".

We intend this course to offer as much self-learning as possible. Consequently, you'll find many sections like this - click on the triangle to expand them:

Hint sections will provide you some guidance on what to do next, but will not spell it out.

and some sections like this:

Solution sections will contain the commands so that you could copy-and-paste them if you have to. They should be exactly accurate.

About the Iyer Lab

http://iyerlab.org/

  • Main focus is functional genomics
    • large-scale transciptional reprogramming in response to diverse stimuli
    • Encode consortium collaborator
    • work in human and yeast
  • Research methods include
    • high-throughput sequencing (since 2007)
      • especially ChIP-seq
      • also RNA-seq, RIP-seq, MNase-seq ...
      • we now have > 1,200 NGS datasets
  • Anna's background
    • BA English literature, 1978
    • Commercial software development 1982 – 2005
    • Joined Iyer Lab 2007 (“retirement career”)
    • BS Biochemistry, 2013
  • Daechan's background
    • BS Biology, Seoul National University, 2008
    • Ph.D Cell and Molecular Biology, UT Austin, 2014
    • Baby sitting, Current


 

 

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