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* Back to [http://openwetware.org/wiki/SWES-MEL SWES-MEL]  

* Back to [http://openwetware.org/wiki/SWES-MEL SWES-MEL]  

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*Geobiology course [http://dornsife.usc.edu/wrigley/geobiology/]

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Geobiology course
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[http://dornsife.usc.edu/wrigley/geobiology/]

Now entering it’s 11 year, the International GeoBiology Course is an intense, multidisciplinary summer course exploring the coevolution of the Earth and it's biosphere, with an emphasis on how microbial processes affect the environment and leave imprints on the rock record. Participants get hands-on experience in cutting-edge geobiological techniques including molecular biology, bioinformatics, geochemistry, petrology and sedimentology, and work in research groups to solve relevant questions.

Now entering it’s 11 year, the International GeoBiology Course is an intense, multidisciplinary summer course exploring the coevolution of the Earth and it's biosphere, with an emphasis on how microbial processes affect the environment and leave imprints on the rock record. Participants get hands-on experience in cutting-edge geobiological techniques including molecular biology, bioinformatics, geochemistry, petrology and sedimentology, and work in research groups to solve relevant questions.

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*Stable Isotope Biogeochemistry and Ecology summer course [http://stableisotopes.utah.edu/index.html]

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Stable Isotope Biogeochemistry and Ecology summer course
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[http://stableisotopes.utah.edu/index.html]

Iso-Camp is a multi-instructor lecture (Biol 7473) and lab (Biol 7475) short course offered to graduate students and postdoctoral investigators interested in learning more about the application of stable isotopes to environmental and ecological studies. About 40 students attend each June.

Iso-Camp is a multi-instructor lecture (Biol 7473) and lab (Biol 7475) short course offered to graduate students and postdoctoral investigators interested in learning more about the application of stable isotopes to environmental and ecological studies. About 40 students attend each June.

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*Isotopes in Spatial Ecology and Biogeochemistry (SPATIAL Short Course) [https://itce.utah.edu/spatial.html]

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Isotopes in Spatial Ecology and Biogeochemistry
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(SPATIAL Short Course) [https://itce.utah.edu/spatial.html]

The SPATIAL (Spatio-temporal Isotope Analytics Lab) Short Course represents a bridge between theory and measurement, introduced in ITCE Course 1, and regional-to-continental scale research. It builds on the skills and knowledge base developed in Course 1 or equivalent stable isotope biogeochemistry coursework to introduce current research themes in large-scale ecology and environmental Earth science, theoretical and technical aspects of assembling and working with large, spatially distributed datasets, and analytical and computational tools available to support such work. The course emphasizes stable isotopes as a research tool, and their unique capacity to address many ecological problems, but also stresses the integration of isotopes with other data types and methods within a geospatial framework.

The SPATIAL (Spatio-temporal Isotope Analytics Lab) Short Course represents a bridge between theory and measurement, introduced in ITCE Course 1, and regional-to-continental scale research. It builds on the skills and knowledge base developed in Course 1 or equivalent stable isotope biogeochemistry coursework to introduce current research themes in large-scale ecology and environmental Earth science, theoretical and technical aspects of assembling and working with large, spatially distributed datasets, and analytical and computational tools available to support such work. The course emphasizes stable isotopes as a research tool, and their unique capacity to address many ecological problems, but also stresses the integration of isotopes with other data types and methods within a geospatial framework.

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*Stable Isotope Biogeochemistry (ZOL 824 at Michigan State University) http://www.zoology.msu.edu/news/6/164/Short-Course-Stable-Isotope-Biogeochemistry-ZOL-824.html

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Stable Isotope Biogeochemistry
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(ZOL 824 at Michigan State University) http://www.zoology.msu.edu/news/6/164/Short-Course-Stable-Isotope-Biogeochemistry-ZOL-824.html

Led by Nathaniel and Peggy Ostrom (even years). A 2 unit course focused on Principles of stable isotope chemistry applied to biogeochemical problems: climate change, ecology, contaminants, oceanography, limnology, and paleobiology.

Led by Nathaniel and Peggy Ostrom (even years). A 2 unit course focused on Principles of stable isotope chemistry applied to biogeochemical problems: climate change, ecology, contaminants, oceanography, limnology, and paleobiology.

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• Exposure to new state-of-the art instrumentation

• Exposure to new state-of-the art instrumentation

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Frontiers in Reproduction

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Microbial Diversity
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Lead Director: Mario Ascoli

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Section Directors: Lane Christenson, Rafael Fissore, and Lawrence Reynolds

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An intensive six-week laboratory and lecture course designed for advanced graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, newly independent scientists and physicians who seek training in modern state-of-the-art methods and a broad view of current concepts in all areas of reproductive biology.

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Microbial Diversity

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Directors: Jared R. Leadbetter and Dianne K. Newman

Directors: Jared R. Leadbetter and Dianne K. Newman

An intensive 6.5 week course for graduate students, postdoctoral scholars and established investigators who aim to learn how to cultivate and genetically manipulate metabolically and phylogenetically diverse microorganisms. Students will also be exposed to state-of-the-art imaging and bioinformatic techniques used to study not-yet-cultivated microbes.  Guest lecturers from a wide array of microbiology subfields will contribute to enhancing the intellectual richness of the course.  

An intensive 6.5 week course for graduate students, postdoctoral scholars and established investigators who aim to learn how to cultivate and genetically manipulate metabolically and phylogenetically diverse microorganisms. Students will also be exposed to state-of-the-art imaging and bioinformatic techniques used to study not-yet-cultivated microbes.  Guest lecturers from a wide array of microbiology subfields will contribute to enhancing the intellectual richness of the course.  

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*Neural Systems & Behavior

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'''Arctic Climate Change: EuRuCAS Land Hydrology and Cryosphere of the Arctic and Northern Eurasia in the changing climate''' [http://eurucas.niersc.spb.ru/summer-school.html]

 

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The goal of the EuRuCAS Summer School is to involve young generation of researchers into EU‐Russia scientific cooperation in the field of Arctic and Sub-Arctic environmental and climate science. Participants will receive world-class instruction and experience in Land Hydrology, Cryosphere and Climate of the Arctic and Northern Eurasia and will have opportunity to share their own scientific results. The program will include lectures by leading scientists in each of the below listed topics and student’s session.

 

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OTHERS LESS RELEVANT TO OUR LAB BUT STILL POSSIBLY OF INTEREST

 

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Neural Systems & Behavior
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Directors: Andre Fenton and Hans A. Hofmann

Directors: Andre Fenton and Hans A. Hofmann

An intensive eight-week laboratory and lecture course focusing on the neural basis of behavior, including the cellular and synaptic levels, sensory and motor systems, neurogenetics, and the analysis of complex systems. Intended for graduate students, postdoctoral students, and independent investigators who wish to gain a broad perspective on neural systems and how they produce behavior.

An intensive eight-week laboratory and lecture course focusing on the neural basis of behavior, including the cellular and synaptic levels, sensory and motor systems, neurogenetics, and the analysis of complex systems. Intended for graduate students, postdoctoral students, and independent investigators who wish to gain a broad perspective on neural systems and how they produce behavior.

   

   

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Neurobiology
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Directors: Graeme Davis, and Timothy A. Ryan  

Directors: Graeme Davis, and Timothy A. Ryan  

An intensive and comprehensive laboratory-oriented course in cellular and molecular neurobiology intended primarily for advanced doctoral or postdoctoral students and for clinical scientists who have completed their residency training and are beginning independent research careers. Established investigators interested in acquiring expertise in areas of neurobiology beyond their own research specialty will also be considered.

An intensive and comprehensive laboratory-oriented course in cellular and molecular neurobiology intended primarily for advanced doctoral or postdoctoral students and for clinical scientists who have completed their residency training and are beginning independent research careers. Established investigators interested in acquiring expertise in areas of neurobiology beyond their own research specialty will also be considered.

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*Physiology: Modern Cell Biology Using Microscopic, Biochemical and Computational Approaches

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Physiology: Modern Cell Biology Using Microscopic, Biochemical and Computational Approaches
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Directors: Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz, Wallace F. Marshall, and Rob Phillips

Directors: Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz, Wallace F. Marshall, and Rob Phillips

An intensive laboratory course that provides a unique interdisciplinary training environment at the interface between cellular and computational biology. Students with backgrounds in both the biological and physical/computational sciences are encouraged to apply.

An intensive laboratory course that provides a unique interdisciplinary training environment at the interface between cellular and computational biology. Students with backgrounds in both the biological and physical/computational sciences are encouraged to apply.

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*Biology of Parasitism:  Modern
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Biology of Parasitism:  Modern
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Directors: Kirk Deitsch and Gary Ward

Directors: Kirk Deitsch and Gary Ward

A unique course for advanced graduate students, postdocs, and independent investigators, who are seeking thorough training in modern approaches to the study of protozoan and helminthic parasites.

A unique course for advanced graduate students, postdocs, and independent investigators, who are seeking thorough training in modern approaches to the study of protozoan and helminthic parasites.

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*Embryology:  Concepts & Techniques in Modern Developmental Biology

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Embryology:  Concepts & Techniques in Modern Developmental Biology
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Directors: Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado, and Richard  R. Behringer

Directors: Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado, and Richard  R. Behringer

An intensive six-week laboratory and lecture course for advanced graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and more senior researchers who seek a broad and balanced view of the modern issues of developmental biology.

An intensive six-week laboratory and lecture course for advanced graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and more senior researchers who seek a broad and balanced view of the modern issues of developmental biology.

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Arctic Climate Change: EuRuCAS Land Hydrology and Cryosphere of the Arctic and Northern Eurasia
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the changing climate [http
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//eurucas.niersc.spb.ru/summer-school.html]

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'''Frontiers
in
Reproduction'''

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The goal of the EuRuCAS Summer School is to involve young generation of researchers into EU‐Russia scientific cooperation in the field of Arctic
and
Sub
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Arctic environmental
and
climate science. Participants will receive world
-
class instruction
and
experience
in
Land Hydrology, Cryosphere and Climate
of the
Arctic
and
Northern Eurasia and will have opportunity to share their own scientific results. The program will include lectures by leading scientists
in
each
of
the below listed topics and student’s session
.

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Lead Director
:
Mario Ascoli

 

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Section Directors: Lane Christenson, Rafael Fissore,
and
Lawrence Reynolds

 

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An intensive six
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week laboratory
and
lecture course designed for advanced graduate students, post
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doctoral fellows, newly independent scientists
and
physicians who seek training
in
modern state-
of
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the
-art methods
and
a broad view of current concepts
in
all areas
of
reproductive biology
.

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