Course Description: Introduction to Oxford Nanopore Technology

The Introduction to Oxford Nanopore Technology course provides an overview of the fundamental principles and applications of Nanopore sequencing technology. Participants will explore the key differences between sequencing data generated by Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) and traditional platforms such as Illumina, gaining a comprehensive understanding of their respective advantages and limitations.

This course is designed for researchers and students in genomics and bioinformatics who seek to develop foundational knowledge of sequencing technologies and data characteristics. The curriculum integrates theoretical instruction with hands-on examples to help learners differentiate between sequencing platforms and interpret Nanopore sequencing data effectively.

What You’ll Learn

• The fundamental principles of Oxford Nanopore sequencing technology.
• The key differences between Illumina and Nanopore sequencing platforms.
• How to understand and interpret sequencing data produced by Nanopore technologies.
• The advantages and challenges associated with Nanopore sequencing.

Participants will develop a solid understanding of sequencing data structures and applications, equipping them with the knowledge needed to select appropriate sequencing platforms for their research projects.

For more details, visit: ONT Analysis Materials.