This course was set up and taught by Meena Choi and Laurent Gatto in the frame the of the May Institute, at the Northeastern University, Boston, MA from 3 to 5 May 2017. The theoretical lectures were taught by Olga Vitek.

• Points of Significance : Statistics for Biologists

Material day 1

Material day 2

Material day 3

Lecture slides are available in the Slides directory.

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