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News & Events

Bootcamp for Users on November 18th (28 October 2020)

We have a new bootcamp coming up for our FaceBase users that will help you get the most out of finding, using and sharing data and research on the FaceBase website.

When?

November 18, 2020

2:00 PM to 4:00 PM Eastern / 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM Pacific

Calendar links: Google | iCal

Where?

ZOOM (details will be emailed to registrants) with replay videos available after the event

Who is it for?

For craniofacial researchers, biologists, geneticists, clinicians, and students who are interested in accessing a wide breadth and depth of craniofacial biomedical data. Whether you’re new to facebase.org or you’ve used the site for years, you’ll learn more of what’s available, some new features, and tips and tricks for getting the most out of your experience.

What?

Here’s the general agenda:

  • Site walkthrough with general look at resources available
  • Searching options, tips & tricks
    • Metadata/data models
  • How to share and properly cite data
  • How to export data
  • Q&A

How?

Just click this link for details and how to register: https://www.facebase.org/bootcamp/

If you have any questions, please send them to help@facebase.org.

Flyer for Bootcamp


Join the FaceBase Workshop at SCGDB Tuesday, October 20th (07 October 2020)

Join Rob Schuler, technical project manager of the FaceBase Hub, as he conducts a workshop at the Society for Craniofacial Genetics & Developmental Biology Annual Meeting this month.

FaceBase Workshop
Tuesday, October 20th
12:30 PM Eastern

For more information, see the meeting website: https://www.scgdb.org/annual-meeting.

Flyer art for the SCGDB annual meeting


FaceBase Bootcamp for Data Submitters Replay Videos (12 August 2020)

Thanks to all those who participated in the Bootcamp! We had a great time with 22 attendees!

We recorded the entire session and have posted them here - separated out by agenda topics so you can go directly to the session that interests you most:

Go to: https://www.facebase.org/bootcamp/2020-07-22/

Screenshot from the hands-on tutorial segment

Screenshot from the hands-on tutorial segment


First FaceBase Bootcamp for Data Submitters on July 22nd (08 June 2020)

We are inviting all craniofacial researchers who are interested in submitting data to the FaceBase website to join us for the first FaceBase Bootcamp for Data Submitters.

Our original intention was to be able to provide travel funding for labs to send data submitters for first hand training. Due to the Covid-19 we weren’t able to do so this year (sign up for a FaceBase account to be notified about such opportunities in 2021!) we have decided to hold this bootcamp virtually.

When?

Wednesday July 22, 2020

9am to 2pm Pacific / Noon to 5pm Eastern

Where?

ZOOM (details will be emailed to registrants) with replay videos available after the event

What?

Two-part agenda:

  1. Overview submission and curation process; applying data model concepts; how to install tools,
  2. Hands on tutorial with sample data (sequencing and imaging), hands on exercises and Q&A for your own data.

How?

Just click this link for details and how to register: https://www.facebase.org/bootcamp/

If you have any questions, please send them to help@facebase.org.

Flyer for Bootcamp


FaceBase at the Gordon Conference (05 March 2020)

Members of the FaceBase Hub attended the 2020 “Craniofacial Morphogenesis and Tissue Regeneration” Gordon Research Conference in Lucca (Barga) Italy last week and talked to many FaceBase users who were interested in using and submitting data.

PIs, Yang Chai and Carl Kesselman, along with data project leader, Rob Schuler, attended this prestigious annual meeting typically attended by graduate students, post-docs, and young career scientists as a breeding ground for sharing information and innovative ideas in the craniofacial research domain.

Chai, Kesselman and Schuler had the opportunity to interact with many FaceBase users who were enthusiastic in learning about how to submit data to the repository, provided positive feedback and shared interesting ideas for presenting our data.

The Hub also hosted an information session that was highly attended and very interactive. You can access the presentation here.

Group photo from the GRC Conference in Italy - March 2020