Added a README and also html versions of all of the notebooks

Author: chryswoods

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+# Python for Biomolecular Modellers, Parts 1 and 2
+
+## Aimed at: 
+Anyone interested in using Python for Biomodelling. The material in 
+this workshop will help you get the most out of the other workshops 
+run during the week.
+
+## Requirements: 
+Basic knowledge of Python e.g. as in https://chryswoods.com/beginning_python
+
+## Abstract: 
+This workshop will introduce more intermediate features of Python that 
+are useful for biomolecular modellers. This will include the use of 
+Jupyter notebooks, how to write Python functions and classes, and 
+how to properly structure, document and test code. The second
+part will introduce you to data analysis tools such as Pandas, 
+NumPy and MatplotLib.
+
+## Training Material
+
+The workshop consists of a series of Jupyter notebooks. These are available
+below, and can be run using the 
+[workshop jupyter server](https://workshop.biosimspace.org/hub/tmplogin).
+
+Start the server by [clicking here](https://workshop.biosimspace.org/hub/tmplogin).
+This will open a Jupyter notebook interface. Be patient as this may take 30-60 seconds.
+Once this has opened, navigate to the `python_and_data` directory and you will find the
+notebooks there.
+
+The workshops are numbered sequentially from `01_jupyter_howto.ipynb` to
+`17_regular_expressions.ipynb`. They cover a variety of useful Python topics,
+and are *mostly* independent. Feel free to go through them in the order you
+prefer, and to skip topics that you feel you are already comfortable with.
+
+There are exercises in many of the topics. You can find answers in the 
+equivalent notebook in the `answers` directory.
+
+Below is a summary of each topic, together with links to view html versions
+of the notebooks the their answers, and to download the notebooks.
+
+While this workshop is running using cloud servers generously supplied
+by [Microsoft Azure](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/container-service/kubernetes/),
+you can also download and run this workshop on your own computer if
+you are using docker (and your computer has an X86-64 processor that
+supports AVX, e.g. like most Intel processors since 2011). To run on
+your own computer type;
+
+```
+docker run -it --rm -p 8888:8888 chryswoods/bss-workshop:latest
+```
+
+This will download the image (may take a while...) and will run it on
+your computer. It will print out the URL of the notebook which you should navigate
+to in your browser (it will look something like `http://localhost:8888/?token=7f4b6be12ff1cec13903d0f27bab2ad7ea3eeaa9f0098dee`)
+
+### [01_jupyter.ipynb](01_jupyter.ipynb) ([answers](answers/01_jupyter.ipynb))
+
+Introduction to Jupyter notebooks, including how to use the interface,
+how to view molecules, draw graphs, download files, and start a bash
+terminal.
+
+[html](html/01_jupyter.html) | [answers](html/answers/01_jupyter.ipynb)
+
+### [01_jupyter.ipynb](01_jupyter.ipynb) ([answers](answers/01_jupyter.ipynb))
+
+Introduction to Jupyter notebooks, including how to use the interface,
+how to view molecules, draw graphs, download files, and start a bash
+terminal.
+
+[html](html/01_jupyter.html) | [answers](html/answers/01_jupyter.ipynb)
+