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CBH Community Chapters

Our CBH community partnership program supports organizations and groups that facilitate bioinformatics, computational biology, and data science (BCBDS) knowledge and resource sharing within local, regional, and national communities. Our partners range in scale from multi-national non-profit organizations to institutional clubs and societies.

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CBH Chapters

Our internal community partners are known as CBH Community Chapters and are composed of locally-based, community-run organizations that are formally affiliated with CBH. Our CBH Community Chapters champion the values of CBH and play an essential role in contributing to our mission.

Learn more about our CBH Community Chapters below! 

TorBUG


The Toronto Bioinformatics User Group (TorBUG) is a community of students, trainees, researchers, and other professionals in the Greater Toronto Area who have a shared interest in the field of bioinformatics.

BAtl


The Bioinfomatics Atlantic Network (BAtl) is a bioinformatics community led by volunteers from ten institutions across the Atlantic provinces, facilitating monthly seminars and networking events hosted at rotating institutions.

CBH CIRCLE


The CBH Community of Indigenous Researchers for Computation, Learning, and Engagement (CBH CIRCLE, formerly ITCBT) is dedicated to supporting Indigenous trainees in developing essential bioinformatics skills.

BioNet


The Bioinformatics Network (BioNet) provides a dynamic platform for researchers, fostering connections and facilitating collaborations to empower bioinformatics communities across the Prairies.

MonBUG


The Montréal Bioinformatics User Group (MonBUG) is an association of researchers, professional, and students in the greater Montréal area who have an interest in the field of bioinformatics.

OttBUG


The Ottawa Bioinformatics User Group (OttBUG) is a community of researchers, students, and professionals interested in bioinformatics and computational biology in the National Capital Region. OttBUG aims to support knowledge exchange, trainee development, research presentations, and networking across universities, and industry.

VanBUG


The Vancouver Bioinformatics User Group (VanBUG) is an association of researchers, other professionals and students in the BC Lower Mainland who have an interest in the field of bioinformatics, computational biology, and data sciences.

yegBUG


The Edmonton Bioinformatics User Group (yegBUG) is a community-driven organization dedicated to connecting researchers, students, and professionals in bioinformatics and computational biology across the Edmonton area.