Let's learn how to 'vibe' code a piece of software from scratch
Workshop details
During the day we will learn how to set up a virtual python environment and write a utility program to assess the outputs from a ProteinDJ run. By the end of the day we will have learnt how to write a python program that helps us analyse the sequence outputs from a partial RF diffusion experiment. We will also cover how to set up a gitHUB repository to publish our code and curate a README that makes it easy for other researchers to use our generated code.
Requirements: Attendees will need to have VSCode installed on their computers as well as miniconda and git.
Only CCeMMP members/affiliates can attend.
Facilitator
Dr. Matthew Belousoff (Monash University)
Matthew Belousoff began his career as a structural biologist in 2008 as a post-doctoral fellow in the lab of Prof. Ada Yonath, doing X-ray crystallography on the bacterial ribosome. Since returning to Australia in 2011, he has been using single particle cryoEM as a tool for the development of new ribosomal interfering antibiotics. Since the beginning of 2019 he has joined the lab of Prof. Patrick Sexton where he is using cryoEM as a tool to explore the structure and function of G-coupled protein receptors.
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