Getting Started with Genetic Analysis in JMP® Genomics

JMP Genomics 4 includes more new capabilities than any previous release. Watch our on-demand Webcast and see what you’ve been missing.

JMP Genomics 4 streamlines genetic analysis. Find out how by watching this complimentary Getting Started Webcast, available on demand. JMP Genomics Application Scientist Manager Doug Robinson, PhD, highlights genetics-specific features, including the Basic Genetics Workflow, that provide simplified paths through standard quality control and statistical analysis of data sets. Whether you’re already using our software or just curious about its capabilities, take advantage of this training opportunity, delivered free to your desktop.

Watch it now and learn how JMP Genomics shortens your path to discovery.

Built on the latest SAS and JMP platforms – SAS 9.2 and JMP 8 – JMP Genomics 4 combines the renowned power of SAS Analytics and the interactive data visualization capabilities of JMP to show you exactly what your genomics data is trying to tell you.

Take a tour without ever leaving your desktop, whether you’re already using our software or just curious about its capabilities. JMP Genomics Application Scientist Manager Doug Robinson is your expert guide.

See the schedule for upcoming live JMP Genomics Webcasts as well!

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About the Presenter

Doug Robinson

Douglas Robinson, PhD, is the Application Scientist Manager for JMP Genomics software. Before joining the JMP Genomics team at SAS in 2005, he worked in applications support at Dharmacon and managed field applications support at Affymetrix, where he led the effort to provide experimental design and data analysis support for customers using microarrays and RNAi processes. Robinson also has held several post-doctoral positions in molecular biology and physiology. He received his PhD in physiology from Dartmouth College.

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