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+<p>You are either an integrated masters student doing 88H Group Project or a MSc Bioinformatics student doing 70M</p>
 <p>Data Analysis for the Group Research Project (BIO00088H) compromises six workshops covering computational skills needed in your project. Three of these are core and taken by everyone and three are specific to your project type.</p>
 <p>The project types are:</p>
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+<td>Core 1</td>
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+<td>Core 3</td>
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+<p>MSc Bioinformatics students do the Core workshops and the ’omics workshops as part of 70M</p>
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