Last chance to have your say: What bioinformatics skills do Australians need?

[Melissa Burke]

Good morning everyone,

Have you had your say in the The National Bioinformatics Training Cooperative's survey to identify the digital research skills and bioinformatics training needs of Australian life scientists?

This is the research community's chance to inform what training is offered by the Australian BioCommons and other national bioinformatics training providers. The survey closes, this Thursday 29 February.

We would also love your help to get the word out about the survey in one or more of the following ways:

1. Share a link to the survey via your institute's mailing lists or via email with colleagues (example text provided below that can be adapted as needed).

2. Reshare our social media posts on LinkedIn or Twitter

Please get in touch if you have any questions about the survey or the training we provide.

Kind regards and thank you in advance for your help,

Melissa Burke

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National Bioinformatics Training Needs Survey

Australian BioCommons and the National Bioinformatics Training Cooperative are running a national bioinformatics training needs survey to identify bioinformatics skills that Australian life scientists need to learn. The results of the survey will inform training offered by the Australian BioCommons and other Australian bioinformatics training providers.

Add your voice to the survey to ensure we can offer the best training opportunities in areas that are relevant https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/bioinf-training-24

The survey closes on 29 February 2024.

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Melissa Burke, PhD  

Training and Communications Officer

Australian BioCommons

University of Queensland

St Lucia .  Brisbane .  QLD .  4072

W: biocommons.org.au

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