UQ-bio Summer School

#UQBIO22 welcome video featuring @BMunsky and microscopy videos from frequent lecturers @NeuertL, @BioKenLyon & @tim_stasevich. Learn to measure, analyze, model & predict single-cell and single-molecule gene regulation at this year's summer school (q-bio.org).

A few of this year's confirmed speakers include: @McCleanLab, Andrew Mugler, @NeuertL, @tim_stasevich, Diane Lidke, @jeffchengore, Michaelle Mayalu, @jiexiao_lab, @youklab, @BumsooHan, @FraleyLab, @sidg0yal! Check it out and please retweet.

Today's the last day to submit a contributed abstract 4 a 15-min talk at the 15th q-bio Conference (June 15-17, Fort Collins, CO, USA). Check out our awesome and diverse organizer and speaker list at q-bio.org/wp/organizers_… Scores of great abstracts have already been received!

@KCookMathLab Thank you @KCookMathLab -- another phenomenally talented participant of our past q-bio programs -- as a q-bio student several years ago (2018?) and as a Lecturer and Learning Assistant in 2021. Hope you can join us again this summer in Fort Collins! q-bio.org

A great program for an introduction to Quantitative Biology!

Thank you, @JafarAnafi! Jafar led projects during the 2021 program alongside fellow Learning Assistants (LA's) @SysVirology, @linda_forero, @focowilbur, @E_Ron11, @HuyVo47169906, @zachrfox and many others. Applications open now for 2022 students and LA's q-bio.org

Announcing the 2022 Undergraduate Quantitative Biology Summer School (#UQBIO22). Applications are now open and will be due March 15, 2022. mailchi.mp/bec8e4f0b620/u…

The 2nd Annual Undergrad q-bio Summer School (@uq_bio, June 1-17, Ft. Collins, CO) is recruiting speakers and students. If you love Single-Cell Microscopy, Python Computing, and Predictive Modeling, visit q-bio.org to check out last year's tutorials and discussions

To learn more about #UQBIO21, visit the course website at q-bio.org.

Today's UQBIO Talks: 8-9am PT, from Vanderbilt University, "How to Hang With a Modeler (using Python)" 9-10am PT Tutorial "Systems Biology in Python" by @ceelox4, Alex Lubbock, Samantha Beik from Vanderbilt University. Email qbio_summer_school@colostate.edu to join!

#UQBIO21 starts Tuesday, June 1. Six weeks with six hands-on modules to help junior scientists discover single-cell science - starting with image processing and leading to the inference of stochastic models for single-cell gene regulation dynamics. q-bio.org

This just out - super excited about this paper. @linda_forero, @tim_stasevich, @ws_raymond observe and model the early steps of gene expression in real time in single cells. Off the press this week @NatureComms. Press: natsci.source.colostate.edu/key-early-step… Article: rdcu.be/cluZc

Module 5 (July 5-9) covers Integrating Single-Cell Data and Models. Learn to apply Bayesian statistics to single-cell data; write MCMC codes to quantify uncertainties; and see how Fisher Information can be used to design better single-cell experiments. @LabPresse,@NeuertL (7/7)

Module 4 (June 28 - July 2) introduces the Chemical Master Equation. Learn how to predict distributions of single-cell responses in fluctuating environments and how to quantify comparisons between stochastic models and single-cell data. @BMunsky, @zachrfox, S. Iyer-Biswas (6/7)

We are pleased to announce topics and confirmed speakers for the '21 Undergraduate Quantitative Biology (#uqbio) Summer School: 6 modules/6 weeks going from single-cell microscopy to data & from data to predictive stochastic models. Complete info at q-bio.org (1/7)

Sadly, many people face feeling like an impostor daily. Check out the article I wrote for @BioRadAbs about my experiences with Impostor's Syndrome in graduate school & some helpful tips to combat it! #gradschool #impostersyndrome #YouGotThis bio-rad-antibodies.com/blog/impostor-…

Applications open for the 2021 Undergrad Quantitative Bio Summer School (q-bio.org)! Awesome lecturers include: @DunlopLab,@NeuertL,@SysVirology,@linda_forero @ceelox4,@LabPresse,@zachrfox,@DougPShepherd,@BMunsky & many more not on twitter or yet to be announced.