Here you can find some useful information and training relating to the statistical treatment of data. The material below will introduce you to some of the statistical analysis methods that might be needed to complete a research project:
1) Data representation
2) Replication and pseudoreplication
3) Hypothesis testing
4) Elements of evidence based medicine
Below are some slides presented to the MPharm students which summarise Elements of statistics which you may find useful.
Below are some slides presented to the MPharm students which cover Evidence-based medicine which you may find useful.
These are the files you will need to run the workshop (the link of which is in the tab on the right).
To run the workshop, you will need to have Excel and SPSS installed on your PC.
You can download SPSS from APPS ANYWHERE (for free).
Statistics explained by 
Statistics: a gentle introduction by 
Using statistics by 
Making sense of statistics : a non-mathematical approach by 
Experimental Design and Data Analysis for Biologists by 
Maths & stats : for the life and medical sciences by 
Introduction to Statistics for Biology by There are a large number of books on 'R' in the Library. They are mostly located on the 2nd Floor at 519.502855369-R. Here are a selection of titles.
R Cookbook by 
R in Action by 
A Survivor's Guide to R: an introduction for the uninitiated and the unnerved by 