Introduction to data management with SAGE Campus
Watch our webinar with Dr. Alessandra Vigilante, the 'Introduction to Data Management' course instructor, where she spoke about the importance of data management and went over all course modules to explain their learning outcomes and how they can be applied to the university curriculum. She also shared strategies for managing data effectively and some insights into how she created the course.
This webinar is ideal for academics and researchers who teach or study research skills and data science and for anyone who wants to learn how online courses are created.
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SAGE Campus is a digital library product that supports the teaching and learning of skills and research methods through 280+ hours of structured online courses. Libraries can subscribe for institution-wide access to courses, and faculty and students can try free modules on our demo hub.
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about Dr. Alessandra Vigilante
Dr. Alessandra Vigilante is a Senior Lecturer in Bioinformatics at the Center for Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine with a focus on genotype-phenotype interactions and data integration. Alessandra obtained her PhD in Bioinformatics in Naples (2008-2011) before moving to the UK to join the Nicholas Luscombe group first at the EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute as a visiting student (2011-2012) and then as a postdoctoral fellow at UCL (2012-2017).
Alessandra Vigilante’s group has significant expertise and experience in the analysis and integration of large scale genomic, epigenomic and transcriptomic data (i.e. single-cell RNA-seq and ATAC-seq datasets, ChIP-seq etc…), and in the implementation of novel computational methods for various bespoke analyses to gain biological insights.She is actively involved in a great network of collaborations to develop multidisciplinary approaches to research efforts, working with faculty members within King’s and other research institutes.
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