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How Much More Data Do I Need? Interim Sample Size Re-estimation

Presented by:   Sergey Tarima, PhD   Associate Professor   Department of Biostatistics   University of Kentucky   

Reproducible Research with Python 1: Core Concepts and Data Types

Have you always wanted to learn program but never had the chance? This workshop series is your opportunity to get acquainted with the basics of Python and learn how it can be used for reproducible research. Sessions will provide guided instruction on key concepts where you can hone your coding skills and receive resources to continue your independent learning.   

Reproducible Research with Python 2: Exploring Datasets with Pandas

Have you always wanted to learn program but never had the chance? This workshop series is your opportunity to get acquainted with the basics of Python and learn how it can be used for reproducible research. Sessions will provide guided instruction on key concepts where you can hone your coding skills and receive resources to continue your independent learning.   

Student Submissions to UKnowledge: What to know about author rights, open access, and the workflow for acceptance

If you are submitting a thesis, dissertation, or other student work for publication on UKnowledge, get ahead of the curve and spend an hour learning to get the most from your submission. Guaranteed to save you time and trouble later and to maximize the benefit of publication, we'll talk about the platform, the submission process, and the submission forms.   

CRSO's Open Office Hours

Research investigators and staff are encouraged to come to the Clinical Research Support Office's (CRSO) weekly office hours with questions about any of the research technologies that are administered and supported by the CRSO. These include: OnCore CTMS Advarra eSource + EDC Advarra eREG Members of the CRSO’s Research Systems Management and Education (RSME) team will be available to answer questions and provide in-person support.

Friday High-Five with PDO: What Can PDO Do for You? Tools, Resources & Services

Get to know our office and the array of services and resources we offer to UK investigators seeking grants.   Presented by Lou Hurst and Jeff Haines.   This is part of "Friday High-Five with PDO," the Proposal Development Office's weekly workshop series. On Fridays at 11:00 a.m. PDO shares up-to-date guidance, advice, and tips for developing competitive grant proposals. Each session will consist of a 30-minute training followed by a 15-minute dedicated Q&A. You will learn five key takeaways to help your proposal writing and development.

Reproducible Research with Python 3: Reproducible Data Manipulation with Pandas

Have you always wanted to learn program but never had the chance? This workshop series is your opportunity to get acquainted with the basics of Python and learn how it can be used for reproducible research. Sessions will provide guided instruction on key concepts where you can hone your coding skills and receive resources to continue your independent learning.   

Undergraduate Research + Creative Experience Expo

The Undergraduate Research + Creative Experience Expo will introduce undergraduate scholars to the diversity of research conducted at UK, allow students to network with research faculty and staff, and learn about mentored research opportunities. View Expo webpage here

Cooking Up Collaboration

Translational Engineering Technology for Women’s Health Applications

Female reproductive and gynecologic health are historically understudied fields that would significantly benefit from engineering expertise due to the unique biomechanical environment in the female reproductive tract and the dynamic tissue changes orchestrated throughout the menstrual cycle by sex hormones. With the synergistic techniques of tissue engineering, biomaterials science, biomechanics, and reproductive biology, we engineer models of the female reproductive system and female lower urinary tract, including the endometrium, decidua, vagina, and bladder.

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