Leveraging Data and Computation to Transform Research and Improve Health

About CCB

The Core for Computational Biomedicine (CCB) is a multi-disciplinary team of computational and quantitative scientists that collaborates with HMS Quad-based researchers to develop tools, platforms, and other data science and computational solutions that broadly enable biomedical discovery and innovation.

Contact us via email at ccb_help@hms.harvard.edu.

Nanocourse: Spatial Transcriptomic Technologies and Data Analysis

Students will learn how to choose the most suitable methods for their research questions, engage with practical applications through case studies and paper discussions, and gain hands-on experience using bioinformatics tools and software for data analysis.

Register by 2/7/25.

Day 1 (2/19)

  • Overview of spatial transcriptomics with research examples
  • Image-Based spatial transcriptomics data analysis

Day 2 (2/26)

  • Key considerations when designing a spatial transcriptomics experiment
  • Basics of analyzing NGS based spatial transcriptomics data

Day 3 (3/5)

  • Hands on spatial transcriptomics analysis by the participants
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CCB Office Hours

Get help with the fundamentals of AI and Machine Learning or R and Statistics by dropping in Wednesdays 1–3pm or scheduling your own time.

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Computational Resources

CCB has curated a collection of tools and learning material on computational topics in biomedical science: software packages, online/print textbooks, video series, websites, and databases. The resources cover general introductory material as well as advanced methods in specific areas. There are also links to resources available only to the HMS community.

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