Python for Data Science
From fundamentals to applied analysis — pandas, NumPy, matplotlib, scikit-learn, and beyond. Focused on practical workflows for researchers and analysts.
I enjoy teaching data science and statistics to researchers, students, and practitioners. My goal is always the same: to make quantitative methods accessible and practical — to give people the confidence and skills to work with data independently.
From fundamentals to applied analysis — pandas, NumPy, matplotlib, scikit-learn, and beyond. Focused on practical workflows for researchers and analysts.
Data wrangling with tidyverse, statistical modelling, visualisation with ggplot2, and bioconductor packages for genomic analysis.
Querying, structuring, and managing clinical and research datasets. Designed for researchers who need to work with relational databases.
Supervised and unsupervised methods, model validation, and interpretation — with a focus on healthcare and life science applications.
Working with sequencing data, GWAS, population structure, and bioinformatics pipelines. Aimed at life scientists making the transition to computational methods.
Statistical inference, regression, survival analysis, and study design for clinical and epidemiological research.
I offer teaching in a variety of formats depending on your needs:
If you are interested in any of the above, please write to me at drdaviddelorenzo@gmail.com. I am happy to discuss your needs and find an approach that works for you.