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Biostatistics & Bioinformatics Educational Component

The Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Shared Resource (BBSR) host Quantitative Science Lectures and Clinics open to all Cancer Center members, affiliates and staff. Announcements for the Quantitative Science Lectures and Clinics are shared through university and medical school communication listservs, Cancer Center distribution lists, and calendar invites.

Quantitative Science Lectures

BBSR host Quantitative Science Lectures (formally known as Bioinformatics Workshops) throughout the year dedicated to Cancer Center member, affiliates, and staff. These lecture series provide the opportunity to interact with and learn from the best minds in computational biology. BBSR invite internal speakers as well as external well-known experts to speak in the areas of bioinformatics, computational biology, and statistical genomics each year.

Quantitative Science Clinic

At the clinics, researchers will discuss their statistical questions or issues in a group environment. The Quantitative Science Clinic staff will provide expert biostatistical, bioinformatics, and computational advice to cancer researchers, on all phases of research, including analysis plans, sample size calculations, statistical study design, interpretation of quantitative findings, and high throughput genomic data analysis.
Meeting Days: Every 3rd and 4th Tuesday Monthly
Time: 12:00pm – 1:00pm

Request Process

Researchers with questions or issues and would like BBSR expertise will need to complete a Quantitative Science Clinic request form and submit via email to the BBSR clinic general email account (bbsr-clinic@miami.edu) at least three days in advance. Clinics will be confirmed by an email response from the BBSR administration outlining scheduled date and time, requesting researcher, location, and topic for discussion. (Note: Mentors/supervisors are strongly encouraged to attend the clinic with students and postdoctoral fellows.) Researchers who have simple datasets to be analyzed have the option of emailing their de-identified data prior to clinic discussion, to the BBSR clinic general email account (bbsr-clinic@miami.edu). Preferred formats are R, SPSS, SAS, and .cvs files. Identifiable data MUST be removed from the files prior to submitting to our core.

Quantitative Science Clinic Request Form

For more information regarding BBSR Education, please contact:
Dr. Yan Guo, Ph.D., Director
Emailbbsr-clinic@miami.edu
Phone305-243-2865