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Course Description & Objectives Biomedical researchers often build and use experimental rigs consisting of several interconnected electronic instruments. These rigs are typically used to make high-quality recordings of weak biological signals. The goal of...

Course Description What does science actually tell us about well-being—and why should it matter to you? This nanocourse draws on cutting-edge research across psychology, epidemiology, occupational medicine, and public health to explore the science of...

Course Description & Assignments This course provides an introduction to the core concepts of spatial transcriptomics and various spatial technologies. Students will learn how to choose the most suitable methods for their research questions, engage with...

Course description Purpose: Provide a structured course on anaerobe physiology. Students will learn about prokaryotic systems and physiologic adaptations in bacterial anaerobes. They will then apply information from lectures in hands-on exercises in which...

Course Description The scientific understanding of happiness has increased exponentially in recent decades across various disciplines. This nanocourse will provide an overview of the science of happiness, including academic and practical applications and...

Course Description: Immunotherapy has revolutionized cancer treatment, leading to complete and durable responses in several malignancies, including advanced melanoma, non-small cell lung cancer, and various blood cancers. However, patient responses remain...

Course description: The Arduino is a powerful and inexpensive digital microcontroller that can be used to develop custom lab instruments. Many tasks that used to require a PC or expensive hardware can be put together with an Arduino and tens of dollars...

Course description This 7-hours long (over 2 days) nanocourse introduces the principles and applications of multiplexing in light microscopy, a powerful approach to visualize multiple molecular targets within the same sample. Through lectures (day 1) and...

Registration & Deadline Register here by Friday, July 25. We will email you by July 29 to confirm whether you have a spot in the course. Course description The goal of this nanocourse is to introduce early-career scientists to skills for mentoring and...

Course description Communicating data and ideas through scientific manuscripts, such as research articles, review articles, and grant applications, is integral to our profession. The goal of this course is to help participants improve their ability to...