Between 2013 and 2018, I organized eight R workshops for the students of the Human Genetics department. Slides can be found here. For these workshops, I received a Certificate of Appreciation from the department.
Other teaching experiences include:
And here is the PDF of my PhD thesis on “Population-Based Approaches to Characterize Copy Number Variation from Whole-Genome Sequencing in Healthy Individuals and Disease Cohorts” (LaTeX source).
Dec 11, 2020, Voice of the Researcher Genomics Institute, UC Santa Cruz, CA, USA Details PDF
Feb 12, 2020, GSP-TOPMed Analysis Workshop New York City, NY, USA Details PDF
Nov 7, 2019, Genome Informatics Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, NY, USA Details PDF Slides
Oct 15, 2019, GRC-GIAB Workshop (ASHG19) Houston, TX, USA Details PDF
Oct 12, 2019, Northern California Computational Biology Symposium UC Davis, CA, USA Details PDF
May 18, 2017, Human Genetics Research Day, McGill University Montreal, Canada Details PDF
Apr 24, 2017, Canadian Human and Statistical Genetics Meeting Quebec, Canada Details PDF
Between 2013 and 2018, I organized eight R workshops for the students of the Human Genetics department. Slides can be found here. For these workshops, I received a Certificate of Appreciation from the department.
Other teaching experiences include:
May 9, 2018, Montreal Bioinformatics User Group Montreal, Canada Slides
Jan 25, 2017, Montreal Bioinformatics User Group Montreal, Canada Slides
Mar 29, 2016, Human Genetics Dpt., McGill University Kyoto, Japan Slides
Sep 1, 2014, Human Genetics Dpt., McGill University Montreal, Canada
Jul 21, 2014, System Biology Dpt., McGill University Montreal, Canada
I regularly write down notes about the tools and programming languages I use in a separate website. There are instructions to setup my working environment (Emacs-based) or things I don’t use often enough to remember but enough to collectively waste my time re-googling. I also put some exploratory analyses that might be helpful or interesting to some.