Statistical Methods for Genetics and Genomics

University of Toronto Research Seminar and Journal Club (CHL5228H Y)
One hour Journal Club/Research Seminar session, held 2-3 times per month, September through May with faculty participation. Each seminar session will be followed by one hour small-group discussion for the registered students in the same location, with faculty discussion leaders.

Co-ordinated with the International Speaker Seminar Series (ISSS) organized as part of the STAGE Training Program in Advanced Genetic Epidemiology.

Time and Place: 

10am – 12 noon Friday

(On-line Zoom – details distributed by weekly email)

Seminar: 1 hour starting at 10:00am

Small Group Discussion: up to 1 hour starting at 11:00am.

 

Please direct inquiries, suggestions for topics and requests to the Co-Organizers:

Dr. Shelley Bull, Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, 416-586-8245.

OR

Dr. Andrew Paterson, The Hospital for Sick Children, 416-813-6994.

To be added to the e-distribution list, please email Teresa MacKinnon.

Schedules, Locations and Topics of Discussion by Academic Year

Schedule and Seminar details TBD

Seminar and Schedule Details.

Download 2020-2021 StatGen Seminar Schedule

Download 2020-2021 StatGen Seminar Schedule

Download 2020-2021 StatGen Seminar Schedule

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Winter Term: See here

Course syllabus: See here

Seminar Schedule and Details: See here.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

Can anybody present in the Statistical Methods for Genetics & Genomics – Research Seminar and Journal Club?

  1. Attendance at the seminar “Statistical Methods for Genetics & Genomics – Research Seminar and Journal Club” is open. Scholars working in genetic epidemiology, statistical genetics, and related areas are welcome to attend. As well as the local University of Toronto community, we have attendees from across Canada and beyond, including faculty, post-doctoral fellows and graduate students.
    The organizers, Drs. Bull and Paterson, circulate suggestions for journal club papers and call an organizational meeting in September to discuss potential topics of interest to the group for the academic year, and develop a syllabus/schedule for presentations from faculty and trainees. Priority for presentations is given to graduate students who are attending the seminar for UofT graduate course credit, and to fellows of the CANSSI STAGE training program in Genetic Epidemiology and Statistical Genetics.

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