CNWY41160 Proteomic Data Analysis

About the course

Designed to learn how to use modern mass spectrometric protein analysis tools in biological and medical research

Credits ECTS 2.5

Dates  June 12th & 13th 2023

Times  Monday 12th June from 10:00 to 13:00.
            Tuesday 13th June from 10:00 to 12:00 and 13.00 to 15.00
            (2 hour practical workshop each morning)

Module co-ordinator  Prof. Matthias Wilm

Registration Closing: 9 June 2023

Venue: Onsite [UCD Conway Seminar Room 1 G027]

Places available 24

Course structure

The module is delivered over two days in-person at UCD Conway Institute Seminar Room 1 (G027).

Credit requirements

Participation, autonomously solving proteomic data analysis requirements

What does it cover?

Use of sophisticated software to identify proteins from mass spectrometric data
Use of sophisticated software for the quantitative analysis of proteomic data
Use of sophisticated software for the statistical analysis of proteomic data
Use of sophisticated software for the analysis of targeted proteomic data
Choosing the correct mass spectrometric analysis regime to answer the scientific question behind their biological research

Why enrol?

To plan and execute proteomic experiments
To learn about specific mass spectometry regimes used to answer specific biological questions

Next steps

• Download the‌ Module Descriptor for CNWY 41160 in 2022/2023
• Register with your School graduate administrator or through the UCD Graduate Studies website
• Go back to the programme calendar