Any suggestions for learning bioinformatic tools for beginners, any tutorial, website, training, workshop? Thanks in advence.
Do you have any specific bioinformatics analysis in mind? There are a large number of tools with a web front-end which do not require any scripting knowledge. Then there are several R Bioconductor packages that are useful for analyses of big datasets such as GWAS, QTL mapping, population genetic analysis, gene-expression analysis and many other things. These packages come with very useful manuals and often have discussion pages on the bioconductor community pages as well. You would require some basic understanding of R programming to use most of the packages. Nick Loman has written a very informative blogpost with useful links in answer to your question - http://mybio.wikia.com/wiki/Bioinformatics_education
Lots of training material available at EMBL/EBI too: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/training/online/
It's easier to offer good advice if you can provide a little info on what type of data or experiments you're working with.
Some of on-line workshops with free access on bioinformatics.ca would be also interesting for you:
http://bioinformatics.ca/workshops
Thanks to all of you, anyway, it's very kind to help me, i appreciate your responses,
Dear Eamonn, please clarify your qustion, sorry i didn't understand what would you say, Regards!
To all the contributors, thank you very much, your responses were all useful for me and i hope also for the scientific community,
With all my best regards!
Younes,
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