Summer Workshops
Summer Workshops.
Training new students in research and analytical techniques is
essential. Within CRAWL, there is enough overlap of concepts and
techniques so that we can schedule much of this training into
summer workshops (Table 1). Our plan is to hold several 1- or 2-day
workshops early each summer on biological and mathematical
techniques. The learning will be hands-on and, in most instances,
will use current projects as case studies.
TABLE 1
|
TOPICS |
DATE | PRESENTERS |
| Spiders & flesh flies & bees…oh my!- Introduction to the natural history of our model organisms | May 21, 2012 | Jones, Joplin, Moore |
| Experimental design and its ramifications | May 22, 2012 | Entire Team |
| Rhythms & patterns in physiology and
behavior
|
May 23, 2012 | Jones and Moore |
| Introduction to time-series analysis | TBA | Seier |
| Behavioral transitions matrices | TBA | Seier, Joplin, and Moore |
| Introduction to mathematical modeling | TBA | Joyner, Haynes, and D. Knisley |
| Graph theory | TBA | D. Knisley |