Dear Colleagues,

Have you ever collected data that look like this?

(source: Elizalde et al, Front. Microbiol., Volume 12 - 2021 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fmicb.2021.758613)

If you haven't, it's just a matter of time and you definitely will :-)

 This is why I am offering my "ANOVA with R" course which will teach you how to analyse such datasets (i.e. compare the means of more than two groups of observations).

TOPICS (see ANOVA course for details):

• The intuition behind ANOVA: Comparing the means of several samples by analyzing variances.
• Technical details: prerequisites, omnibus F-test, post hoc tests.
• Getting the sample size right: Power calculations.
• The relationship between ANOVA and linear regression [optional].
• Combination of effects: two-way ANOVA.
• "Are these regression lines different?" ANCOVA [if we have time].

DATE/TIME: Thursday the 17th April, 09:00 - 13:00. 

LOCATION: "Live" at the IMP seminar room E-016 by default. Online participation via Zoom is available only as a fallback option.

PREREQUISITES: Familiarity with R and basic statistics knowledge. If you attended my  Think Statistics with R  course and perhaps the Linear Regression course, then you'll be just fine. 

COST: Free of charge.

HOW TO REGISTER: 

First of all: If you register and then don't attend, then you take away a place from a colleague. Please plan ahead responsibly.

1) Check your calendar!

2) Ask your PI.

3) Go to the Training schedule page, click on the "Register" button for the ANOVA course and fill out the little form. 

You will get an automatic acknowledgement by email, and an official confirmation from me later this week.

Thanks, András