GEP TA D’Andrew Harrington (College of Southern Nevada) created a new resource for students that provides tips for conducting gene annotation projects for the GEP.
Tips for the First Time Annotator can be accessed indirectly from the “Help” page or directly by hovering over the “Help” tab in the navigation menu and then clicking on “Tips for the First Time Annotator” in the drop-down menu.
The webpage is a living document and we welcome any suggestions for improving the content.
The Midwest Regional Node held a virtual Research Symposium for students involved in Bioinformatics research through the GEP on Thursday, April 25, 2024. Twelve faculty and nine undergraduate students were in attendance.
The Pacific Northwest (PNW) Regional Node had a virtual meeting on April 20th, 2024. The event included participants from four different institutions geographically spanning from southern Oregon to Southern British Columbia, in Canada!
To speed up dissemination and create publishing opportunities for undergraduate students, GEP is collaborating with microPublication Biology to establish an integrated workflow for citable peer-reviewed gene model reports.
The Carolinas Regional Node Meeting held a student-centered symposium on April 13, 2024 at the Clemson University Outdoor Lab with a total of 70 students, faculty, and panelists in attendance.
