Tuesday, September 27, 2022 | 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (Eastern)
Join us to hear the presentations of the 2022 Tisch Library Graduate Research Fellows in the Arts and Humanities, whose thesis and dissertation research projects make creative use of collections, services, and expertise at Tufts libraries.
Tuesday, September 27 1:00 PM – 2:30PM (Eastern) Tisch Library, Room 223
Our 2022 fellows are:
Ideal for replacement of paper notebooks, a LabArchives Digital Notebook can be used to document ideas, notes, research, experiments, and procedures. They are designed for intuitive use, ease of search, copying and versioning. They support collaboration with many users and includes access controls. In this workshop you will be provided an overview of the LabArchives Digital Research Notebooks.
Ideal for replacement of paper notebooks, a LabArchives Digital Notebook can be used to document ideas, notes, research, experiments, and procedures. They are designed for intuitive use, ease of search, copying and versioning. They support collaboration with many users and includes access controls. In this workshop you will be provided an overview of the LabArchives Digital Research Notebooks.
Are you looking to prepare your resume, but don't know where to start? In this informal session, we will review Career Center resources and how they relate to creating a data science resume.
The rest of the time will be available to ask questions about resumes, and prepare you for the Data Science Resume workshop.
Please note the updated time to account for student schedules.
Come learn about efficient ways to craft your data science resume. We'll review how to list different tools/software and prioritize projects, classes and work experience. We'll also see some different examples of excellent resumes and discuss do's and dont's for resume design. Be sure to bring your resume as we will have time for peer review of resumes to apply what we learned!
This is an online workshop only.
Come learn about efficient ways to craft your data science resume. We'll review how to list different tools/software and prioritize projects, classes and work experience. We'll also see some different examples of excellent resumes and discuss do's and dont's for resume design. Be sure to bring your resume as we will have time for peer review of resumes to apply what we learned!
This is an online workshop only.
Organized by Research Technology TTS
Evan Starr, PhD, Field Application Scientist, will be presenting an overview demonstration of Geneious Prime
Geneious Prime is a comprehensive software suite of molecular biology and NGS analysis tools. It is highly visual, easy to use, and collaborative. The demo will cover a basic introduction to the program, including importing data, basic sequence manipulation and annotation, and a deeper dive into NGS analysis and amplicon metagenomics.
Tufts University Users should follows these instructions to set up their IPA account before attending the workshop:
https://it.tufts.edu/research-technology/bioinformatics/ingenuity-pathway-analysis
Part I: Navigating the IPA knowledgebase (BKB): Query and visualize molecular-phenotypic interactions
Not sure what audio recording equipment is available to you through Tisch Library? Wondering what the differences are between microphones?
Open to all Tufts students, faculty and staff.