Welcome to the official GitHub repository for the ICARDA Genebank Bioinformatics Workshops and Training Programs. This repository is dedicated to sharing information, resources, and materials from our workshops and training sessions aimed at enhancing bioinformatics capabilities and supporting agricultural research in dry areas around the world.
The ICARDA Genebank plays a vital role in conserving genetic resources and supporting breeding programs to improve agricultural productivity and sustainability in arid and semi-arid regions. Our bioinformatics workshops and training programs are designed to empower researchers and practitioners with the skills and knowledge needed to leverage genetic data for crop improvement and conservation.
This repository is part of Dr. Zakaria Kehel’s research lab. Dr. Zakaria Kehel is a genetic resources scientist.
In this repository, you will find:
- Workshop Presentations and Recordings: Access slides, videos, and other materials from our bioinformatics workshops.
- Training Materials and Manuals: Comprehensive guides and manuals to support your learning journey.
- Program Schedules and Agendas: Detailed schedules and agendas for upcoming and past training sessions.
- Research Publications and Reports: Relevant research papers and reports produced by our team and collaborators.
- Tools and Software: Links and documentation for bioinformatics tools discussed in our workshops.
- Collaborative Projects and Case Studies: Examples of successful projects and case studies from our training programs.
- Browse Resources: Explore the various folders and files to find the materials you need.
- Attend Workshops: Check our program schedules for upcoming workshops and register to participate.
- Contribute: Share your feedback, suggestions, and additional resources through issues or pull requests.
We welcome contributions from the global bioinformatics and agricultural research communities. If you have workshop materials, training manuals, or other resources that could benefit others, please submit a pull request or contact us for collaboration opportunities.
We encourage contributions from the global scientific community. If you have developed new scripts, improved existing workflows, or have data that could benefit others, please reach out to us.
For more information about our population genetics research, or if you have any questions or suggestions, visit our ICARDA_Website or contact us at z.kehel[$at%]cgiar.org.
Together, we can build a more resilient and sustainable agricultural future through the power of bioinformatics and genetic research.