Video and slides from ASHG 1000 Genomes tutorials

If you missed the tutorial on the 1000 genomes project data last week at ASHG, you can now watch the tutorials on youtube and download the slides online at http://genome.gov/27542240. Here's a recap of the speakers and topics:

Introduction Gil McVean, Ph.D. Professor of Statistical Genetics University of Oxford
Description of the 1000 Genomes Data Gabor Marth, D.Sc. Associate Professor of Biology Boston College
How to Access the Data Steve Sherry, Ph.D. National Center for Biotechnology Information National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health. Bethesda, Md.
How to Use the Browser Paul Flicek, Ph.D. European Molecular Biology Laboratory Vertebrate Genomics Team European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI)
Stuctural Variants Jan Korbel, Ph.D. Group Leader, Genome Biology Research Unit Joint Appointment with EMBL-EBI European Molecular Biology Laboratory (Heidelberg, Germany)
How to Use the Data in Disease Studies Jeffrey Barrett, Ph.D. Team Leader, Statistical and Computational Genetics Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute Hinxton, United Kingdom

Visit http://genome.gov/27542240 for links to all the videos and slides. I found Jeff Barrett's overview of using the 1000 genomes data for imputation particularly helpful. Also, don't forget about Goncalo Abecasis's 1000 genomes imputation cookbook, which gives a little more detailed information about formatting, parallelizing code, etc. I'm going to be trying this myself soon, and I'll post tips along the way.