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SUMMARY:Reproducibility Workshop Series: Reproducibile Methods & Protocols
DESCRIPTION:One of the barriers to reproducibility of research is the lack 
 of detailed methods in the research environment and in published articles. 
 This workshop will examine resources and tools to simplify and improve 
 documentation throughout the research lifecycle and to ensure that methods 
 and protocols are findable and reproducible. Please register below.\n 
 \n\nLearning Objectives \n\nBy the end of this workshop\, learners will be 
 able to:\n\n\n	Summarize tools and best practices for doumenting research 
 methods\n	Identify resources for finding existing methods and 
 protocols\n	Define the benefits of publishing open research protocols\n	 
 \n\n\nInstructors & Presenters: Ibraheem Ali and Stephen Floor\n\nIbraheem 
 received his PhD in Biomedical Sciences at UCSF and did a brief post-doc 
 focusing on epigenetics and transcription regulation at the Gladstone 
 Institutes. In his current role as Sciences Data Librarian at UCLA\, he 
 teaches data visualization strategies and best-practices for preprints and 
 methods publishing to pre-clinical and clinical researchers.\n\n \n\n \n\n 
 \n\nStephen Floor\, PhD\, is Assistant Professor in the Department of Cell 
 & Tissue Biology. The Floor Lab studies the mechanisms by which RNA impacts 
 human gene expression in health and disease. RNA chaperones are a major 
 focus of the lab\, which remodel RNA structures and RNA-protein 
 interactions. We use deep sequencing\, molecular biology of purified 
 proteins\, and imaging approaches to define the in vitro and cellular 
 mechanisms of RNA chaperones. Many DEAD-box RNA chaperones are genetically 
 altered in cancers and other diseases. We study the molecular basis of such 
 alterations using cancer cell lines and genetically engineered stem cell 
 models\, aiming to better understand human biology and nominate new 
 therapeutic targets or treatment regimens.
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Danielle Westmark":MAILTO:danielle.westmark@unmc.edu
CATEGORIES:Data Science, Scholarly Communication, ZSFG
CONTACT;CN="Danielle Westmark":MAILTO:danielle.westmark@unmc.edu
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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