[Data-Mongers] Fwd: [EcoGeo] Application for ECOGEO's Training Workshop (25-26 July, Honolulu) is now open!

[Stace Beaulieu]

WHOI Bioinformatics folks and Woods Hole Data Mongers,
I'd like to spread the word about this training opportunity for early 
career researchers including students.
The focus is on experimental design for sequencing and 'omics data 
processing.
See below:

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Subject: 	[EcoGeo] Application for ECOGEO's Training Workshop (25-26 
July, Honolulu) is now open!
Date: 	Mon, 11 Apr 2016 13:00:13 -1000
From: 	Elisha Wood-Charlson <elishawc at hawaii.edu>
Reply-To: 	ecogeo.rcn at gmail.com
To: 	ecogeo at earthcube.org



Aloha ECOGEO community,
(apologies for cross postings)

We are happy to announce that the application 
<http://goo.gl/forms/Q0NBu1yExA> for the 2nd ECOGEO workshop is now 
open. This workshop will focus on short workshop modules intended for 
early career researchers.

We are looking for participants with a some knowledge or interest in 
'omics-based research but have not yet had a change to gain much 
experience in applying these methods and tools to environmental 'omics 
data experimental design and processing. Early career scientists, from 
students to new faculty, are encouraged to apply, so please forward this 
announcement to your networks!

Be sure to review all instructions on the top of the form carefully! 
Complete the online form and submit additional application materials to 
ecogeo.rcn at gmail.com <mailto:ecogeo.rcn at gmail.com> ASAP.

Completed applications will be reviewed in the order they are received, 
and we are limited to 45 participants.

Contact ecogeo.rcn at gmail.com <mailto:ecogeo.rcn at gmail.com> with questions.

Cheers,
-Ed DeLong and Elisha
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