Courses, talks, workshops, and more

Current Undergraduate and Graduate Courses

UNC Charlotte (2025–present): Introduction to Computer Sciences II, the College of Computing and Informatics’s Summer version of ITSC-1213. Student-facing materials for this class are publicly available on GitLab.
UNC Charlotte (2024–present): Programming II (BINF-6112 and BINF-8112 combined), the Dept. of Bioinformatics and Genomics’ second graduate-level course in Shell and Python3 programming. Student-facing materials for this class are publicly available on GitLab.

Universidad del Magdalena (Santa Marta, Colombia): A 40 hours bioinformatics class for non-bioinformaticians, covering HTS, genome skimming, RNA-seq, and Metabarcoding. Thanks to Professor Dr. Larry Jiménez Ferbans for the invitation. Class materials were prepared by Dr. Paula Prieto Oliveira, Anastasiia Duchenko, Reyhaneh Nouri, Giovanna Yumi Scorsim Omura, and Omkar Marne. Click here to see the class materials on GitLab.

UNC Charlotte: Larry Mays Seminars in Bioinformatics (BINF-6600-001 and BINF-8600-001 combined), the Dept. of Bioinformatics and Genomics’ weekly seminar series. The seminars are open to all.
UNC Charlotte: Phyloinformatics Journal Club, a weekly meeting (Wednesdays at 11 am) to discuss publications on phylogenetic systematics and its applications. Every session we host a trivia contest on the selected literature. Everyone is welcome to join.

UNC Charlotte: Machine Learning for Bioinformatics (BINF-6210/BINF-8210 combined), an ellective graduate level course (3 credits) at the UNC Charlotte’s Department of Bioinformatics and Genomics