Events

Please join us for our second workshop in our equity, diversity, and inclusion series, taking place January 20 from 3-5pm. Open to students/trainees (MSc, PhD, PDF).

Come and learn new frameworks to help identify and address microaggression and racial aggression, and understand the notion behind active allyship. The workshop will be provided by the Temerty Faculty of Medicine Office of Inclusion and Diversity.

Register using the Eventbrite link: https://bit.ly/SRSAEquity2

Mental health matters to us at SRSA. Bell Let’s Talk Day this year is January 26th. Tag us on social media (@srsa) with your favourite wellness activity and use the hashtag #bellletstalk for a chance to win a Wellness Gift Basket!
Keep an eye out for information on our upcoming Mental Health month events!
This was made possible by the University of Toronto’s Graduate Student Wellness Grant.

Transparency of data and reproducibility of experiments are crucial professional requirements for rigorous research studies. Generation of detailed records of procedures and protocols is also key for project planning. Recognizing the need for standardized reporting to maintain reproducibility, many journals are now using the Structured, Transparent, Accessible Reporting (STAR) approach. Thus, these professional standards for data reporting are crucial, yet they are often overlooked when discussing fundamentals of project planning. This interactive workshop will aim at filling this important gap by discussing requirements for record keeping, data reporting and the STAR system. We will also provide tips on how to ensure proper documentation of experimental details, and how to store and organize your data, key steps in project design and preparation for future publications. This event will be held over Zoom. Register here.