DaSL Resources
The Fred Hutch Data Science Lab (DaSL) is a collaborative effort between a variety of experts in biomedical data science training and education and the Office of the Chief Data Officer (OCDO) at Fred Hutch. We jointly release a variety of training, education, software and tooling that supports data science education in a number of scientific areas that are broadly applicable across the world. These resources are supplemented and focused on Fred Hutch by the OCDO Training & Community group.
Training at Fred Hutch
Learn Together in Workshops and Courses
Learn Data Science skills together in Workshops (single session) or in Courses (multiple sessions)
Learning Community Events
Learn from others in our Learning Community sessions. Understand applications of your new skills and knowledge.
Practice Skills Together
Practice your new skills together on your data in co-working sessions or exploring data together in our quarterly datathons. Apply what you learn and go farther.
Training Beyond Fred Hutch
Learn about our grants team efforts, which include AnVIL, DataTrails, and many more workshops and courses they have offered live at institutions near you, and asynchronously through Coursera and Leanpub.
Grants Team Courses
Find out more about courses we have released online and to programs beyond Fred Hutch to support data science education and training.
Self Service Training
The following links highlight opportunities to learn on your own using resources built by the Data Science Lab, whether you have a small technical question about computational resources at Fred Hutch or want to learn basic data science tips and tricks.
Self Directed Courses
Check out our list of self-directed courses and guides, including opportunities to get certification in Data Science Skills.
SciWiki
Expand your knowledge with SciWiki, which documents information and guidance about how to connect to Fred Hutch computational resources, including storage and the FH cluster.
New! Data Snacks
This is a collection of cool data tricks with R and Python. No installation needed to try them out. You can immediately start experimenting with the new tips and tricks.
Connect with OCDO
You can find more information about the work the OCDO is doing on our new site at ocdo.fredhutch.org as well as a team member listing for that group. This includes the OCDO newsletter (Monday Morning Data Science), software tooling (WILDS), data science consulting (Data House Calls), and information about Other DaSL Events