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Workbook Learning Materials of The Genomics and Science Dojo
50 + 08 pages (cover, writer, acknowledgement, table of contents, preface, welcome remarks);
21 cm x 29,7 cm.

The landscape of infectious disease, precision medicine, and public health constantly evolves.
Genomics is at the forefront of this progress, a powerful tool with immense potential to
revolutionize healthcare. However, unlocking this potential requires a skilled workforce equipped
with the knowledge and expertise to analyze and interpret vast quantities of genomic data.
The Genomics and Science Dojo (the Dojo) is a unique capacity-building program designed
specifically for scientists in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). The program recognizes
the challenges LMIC institutions face in capitalizing on their existing data due to limited access to
training and mentorship.
The Dojo addresses this gap by providing a comprehensive and immersive learning experience.
Drawing inspiration from martial arts principles, the Dojo fosters a “Place of the Way” where
scientific inquiry is pursued through hands-on practice and “sparring” - the critical exchange
and defense of ideas. This approach fosters a culture of open discussion and critical thinking,
empowering researchers to become leaders within their institutions.
The Dojo goes beyond technical expertise. We recognize the importance of effective scientific
communication. The manual will guide you through the process of developing a program with the
ultimate goal of crafting compelling research papers publishable in high-impact journals.
This workbook is designed to guide the trainer and trainee throughout Dojo experience. It provides
the description on the learning outcomes and curriculum modules for the Dojo. Each section is
meticulously crafted to build upon the previous, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience.
We are confident in your potential. By participating in The Dojo, you will gain the skills and
confidence to become leaders in genomics research within your institution. Ultimately, this
translates to a more skilled workforce capable of generating impactful research that contributes
to advancements in global health and policy decisions.
Welcome to The Dojo!