Small Interfering RNA
siRNA Design Online Training
Duration: 45 Days | Mode: Online (Live + LMS)
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Dr. Subarna Thakur is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Bioinformatics at the University of North Bengal. She received her Ph.D. Degree in Botany from the University of North Bengal in 2014 and then worked as a Post Doc in various institutes like JNU, Bose Institute and IRHS, Angers, France for 4 Years. She is having more than 10 Years of Experience in the field of Computational Biology and Genomics. Her Area of Expertise includes NGS Data analysis, Transcriptomics, Network Biology. She is the author of 10 original research articles in high-impact peer-reviewed journals.
Department of Bioinformatics,
University of North Bengal
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Rich content and good delivery, with limited time to deliver all the necessary material and information.
the workshop was very good, thank you very much
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Excellent Presentation and Guidance in AI assisted design of composite materials by the mentor.
Mam explained very well but since for me its the first time to know about these softwares and journal papers littile bit difficult I found at first. Then after familiarising with Journal papers and writing it .Mentors guidance found most useful.
Overall, the workshop was conducted with professionalism and easy-to-follow teaching methods, allowing us to better understand and grasp the concepts of mathematical models and infectious disease analysis, without overly intimidating the complexity of the mathematics involved.
If we could have files with more exercises, that would be great, and we could be added to a WhatsApp group where we can see what other colleagues around the world are doing and ask questions if necessary.