Workshop
Single cell RNA-seq analysis
17 nov. 2026 - 24 nov. 2026
Single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) has revolutionized transcriptomics by allowing researchers to study gene expression at single-cell resolution. You will acquire the skills to analyze and interpret short-read scRNA-seq datasets.
Praktische info:
17 nov. 2026 - 24 nov. 2026
18 uur
Leuven - Gasthuisberg | O&N5 room 347 & 184
Engels
Doelgroep: PhD, Postdoc, staff scientist, group leader or expert, technical support etc
Inschrijven?
- Voorwaarden: You should have experience with R
- Prijs: €225 / €1125
Leertraject
This level of detail is crucial for exploring cellular heterogeneity, discovering novel cell types, and investigating dynamic biological processes such as development and disease progression.
Through a combination of theory and hands-on exercises, we will guide you through the complete analysis pipeline from quality control and normalization to clustering, visualization, and differential expression analysis.
Learning outcomes
- Perform quality control and filtering at the cell level to ensure data reliability
- Apply normalization and noise-reduction techniques to enhance signal quality in scRNA-seq datasets
- Cluster cells based on gene expression profiles and visualize results using dimensionality reduction methods (e.g., UMAP)
- Identify marker genes for specific clusters to characterize distinct cell populations
- Analyze differential gene expression between experimental conditions to uncover biologically relevant changes
- Evaluate the effectiveness of preprocessing and clustering methods in revealing biological insights
Lesgever/spreker
Janick Mathys
Janick tries to help VIB scientists analyze their data by offering bioinformatics training and support. In addition to organizing training, creating e-learning courses, and teaching statistics, R, Python, Linux, HPC, bulk and single-cell RNA-Seq analysis, she consults scientists and develops pipelines for omics analyses. Before joining VIB, she worked as a post-doc at KULeuven, doing research on transcriptomics and transcription regulation. She coordinated the Master of Bioinformatics program of KULeuven and taught the course on Biological Databases.
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