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Summer Workshops, Minicourses, and Symposia
Each Summer, in addition to their research projects,
Hughes Fellows and Associates are invited to participate
in Workshops, Minicourses, and a daylong Symposium on themes and
skills related to their projects.
The Workshops address
such subjects as writing and critiquing abstracts; use of the Internet
and library reference tools; resumes and career discussions; and and
preparing a poster.
More
in-depth Minicourses
consist of two to eight workshops on a particular subject, such as
Bioinformatics, Bioethics, or Reading and Writing a Scientific Paper.
There will be two minicourse in 2008, Statistics and Data Analysis, run by Manolis Kaparakis, Director of the Quanititative Analysis Center, and a writing minicourse titled Turning Your Research into a Science Paper, by Manju Hingorani of the MBB. Those interested in the latter should meet with Prof. Hingorani by June 4.
***** Fellows and Associates: click for this year's WorkshopSchedule and Enrollment Form. ***
Special Day-long Symposium
Each year, the Hughes summer program includes a special day-long symposium for
all interested students, faculty, and staff on an emerging cross-disciplinary topic in the
Life Sciences.
| Year |
Organizer(s) |
Topic |
| 2008 |
M. Weir, Liz Lerman, Elizabeth Johnson |
TBA |
| 2007 |
Wes faculty, visiting artists, teachers, and museum educators. |
Science Choreography and
Communication |
| 2006 |
Robert Lane, MB&B
Scott Higgins, Film
Manju Hingorani, MB&B
Jacob Bricca, Film
Liz Lerman Dance Exchange
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Exploring Bridges: Science, Film and the Arts |
| 2005 |
Liz Lerman Dance Exchange |
Breaking Boundaries: Scientists and Dancers,
Investigations and Choreography
http://www.danceexchange.org/whoweare.asp
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| 2004 |
F. Cohan, Biology and
D. Krizanc, Computer Science
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Evolutionary and Ecological Bioinformatics |
| 2003 |
L. Grabel, Biology and
L. Gruen, Philosophy
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Biological Ethics: Cloning and Stem Cells |
| 2002 |
M. Weir, Biology and
M. Rice, Computer Science
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Bioinformatics, From Gene Expression to Integrated Genomics.
Informatic approaches to analyze microarray gene expression
data and future directions for web-based annotation of
genomic data.
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| 2001 |
D. Beveridge, Chemistry |
Introduction to Bioinformatics,
Hands-on introduction to computer analysis of Protein
Structure and Sequence Analysis, conceptual frameworks of
Sequence Alignment, Genomics and Hidden Markov Models, and
Networks of Cellular Processes
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