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RCF/RTC Essentials in experimental research series: Experiment documentation workshop

8mar2:30 pm- 4:30 pmRCF/RTC Essentials in experimental research series: Experiment documentation workshop

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RCF/RTC Essentials in experimental research series: Practical experimental design and documentation workshop. A 3-part workshop series presented by RCF specialists Caterina Di Ciano-Oliveira and Pamela Plant. The overall

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RCF/RTC Essentials in experimental research series: Practical experimental design and documentation workshop. A 3-part workshop series presented by RCF specialists Caterina Di Ciano-Oliveira and Pamela Plant.

The overall objective of this new series is to provide practical training in experiment design, preparation, setup and documentation.

Part 1. March 8th.  Experiment documentation 101

Proper documentation is an essential tool for experiment design. Importantly, complete and clear documentation is a key professional obligation that defines whether your data are publishable. Nevertheless, this aspect of experimental work is often not well emphasized. This workshop will fill this important gap by providing practical tips on how to be efficient in keeping track of methodological details, how to document all aspects of your experiments and their analysis and how to maintain a complete and clear lab book. Attendees will also be asked to bring their own lab books for receiving tips on how to improve it.

Target audience: both beginner and more advanced trainees doing experimental research will benefit from this workshop. Space is limited, registration is required.

You must be registered with the St. Michael’s Hospital Research Training Centre to attend this event.

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Time

(Friday) 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm EST

Location

LKS 136

Organizer

Kristinertc@smh.ca

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RTC Seminar: Patients' experiences with uncertainty related to incidental genomic sequencing results - presented by Chloe Mighton

13mar12:00 pm- 1:00 pmRTC Seminar: Patients' experiences with uncertainty related to incidental genomic sequencing results - presented by Chloe Mighton

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Presented by Chloe Mighton (supervised by Dr. Yvonne Bombard)

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Presented by Chloe Mighton (supervised by Dr. Yvonne Bombard)

Time

(Wednesday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Location

LKS 240

Organizer

Kristinertc@smh.ca

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RTC Seminar: Mediated Nuclear Import and Export of TAZ - Presented by Dr. Michael Kofler

22mar12:00 pm- 1:00 pmRTC Seminar: Mediated Nuclear Import and Export of TAZ - Presented by Dr. Michael Kofler

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We have two series of seminars, with topics and timing better aligned with the needs of the two distinct trainee groups at St. Michael’s – those conducting clinical (dry bench)

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We have two series of seminars, with topics and timing better aligned with the needs of the two distinct trainee groups at St. Michael’s – those conducting clinical (dry bench) research through the LKSKI, and those engaged in basic science (wet bench) at the KRC. We will have 1 KRC and 1 LKSKI trainee seminar/month. The LKSKI (dry bench) seminars will take place on Wednesdays from 12 – 1 pm. The KRC (wet bench) seminars will be part of the unified KRC seminar series, which consists of weekly seminars on Fridays at 1pm, featuring a range of speakers including KRC PIs, KRC trainees (1/month) and invited guests.

Time

(Friday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Location

LKS 211

Organizer

Kristinertc@smh.ca

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