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Two postdoc positions available, University of Melbourne, Australia
The Lê Cao lab is opening two research fellow positions based at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Research Fellow in Computational Genomics and Statistics Position number: 0042986. Level B University of Melbourne. Three years fixed term. Applications open until 14th … Continue reading
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6.2.0, 2 postdoc positions and workshops
Dear mixOmics users, Our new update 6.2.0 is now available on CRAN as part of our new version of our manuscript. manuscript & package update: The mixOmics manuscript introducing the supervised and integrative frameworks (PLS-DA, DIABLO block.plsda and MINT) has … Continue reading
Nov 22-24 2017, Toulouse, FR
[Update: 5 spots left, contact us] ]Following last year’s success of our COST workshop, the second edition will be run by Dr Sébastien Déjean and his crew in Toulouse. The event is organised by the local committee at UGSF (Drs … Continue reading
Nov 9-10 2017, Toulouse, FR
Some feedback from our participants to the question: ‘What did you like most about that workshop?’ (Survey Monkey results) Theoretical + practical courses, course materials are really great Regular oral review of the take-home messages The slides and Kim-Anh presentations: very … Continue reading
Oct 23-24 2017, Toulouse, FR, Advanced Workshop
[Update: the workshop is full subscribed and registrations have closed!] This is the first edition of our advanced workshop, run by Dr Kim-Anh Lê Cao and Sébastien Déjean. The event and Dr Kim-Anh Lê Cao’s visit is sponsored by the … Continue reading
Update 6.1.3 on CRAN, postdoc position, manuscript and upcoming workshops
Dear mixOmics users, We have been quiet for a while, but we have some good news! A CRAN update, a manuscript in bioRxiv, a 3-year postdoc position open to be part of the mixOmics core team, and three workshops planned … Continue reading
Patch 6.1.2 and some updates
R CRAN update The new patch version of mixOmics is on CRAN. It includes a few bug fixes raised by our users (thank you!) and a few improvements. Florian Rohart has been fiddling really hard with ggplot2 to make a … Continue reading
Patch 6.1.1
Dear mixOmics users, We have a new patch version 6.1.1 available from the CRAN to fix a few bugs by our team or mixOmics users (thank you!) and few enhancements and updates to follow ggplot2 updates. For those using DIABLO, please note … Continue reading
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Nov 4 2016, Brisbane, AUS
One-day mixOmics workshop for the Bioinformatics Festival organised by the Australian Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Society, Brisbane, Australia. The workshop focuses on multivariate Supervised Analysis (sPLS-DA and DIABLO).
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Software requirements for mixOmics workshops
We list below some installation requirements to ensure the mixOmics workshop will run smoothly for everyone. Important reminders. We expect the trainees to have a good working knowledge in R programming (e.g. handling data frame, perform simple calculations and display simple graphical outputs) … Continue reading