Invitation to attend the Essential Principles for Core Scientists satellite workshop at ABRF2020

Dear Colleagues,

I invite you to consider signing up to attend this workshop which we believe
has broad value to ABRF members!  The full day "Essential Principles for Core
Scientists: Enabling rigorous experimental design, reproducible results and
effective data visualization" workshop features a morning plenary session
focused on experimental design including essential biostatistics principles.
In the afternoon, there are two concurrent sessions:  one focused on Flow
Cytometry relevant experimental design, and the other on how laboratory
sustainability intersects with principles of scientific rigor and
reproducibility.  We have a slate of outstanding speakers to lead these
sessions:

Morning session focused on general experimental design and biostatistics
features:
Josh Starmer PhD, Assistant Professor, Genetics, University of North Carolina
School of Medicine

Afternoon concurrent breakout for Flow Cytometry experimental design features:

  *   Mehrnoosh Abshari, Head, Combined Technical Research Core, NIH-National
Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research
  *   Dave Adams, Managing Director, Biomedical Research Core Facilities Flow
Cytometry Core, University of Michigan Medical School
  *   Dagna Sheerar, Facility Manager, University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer
Center Flow Cytometry Laboratory
  *   Sherry Thornton Director, Cincinnati Children's Research Flow Cytometry
Core, Associate Professor, University of Cincinnati Department of Pediatrics

Afternoon concurrent breakout for Sustainability and Rigor/Reproducibility
features:
Kathryn A. Ramirez-Aguilar, Ph.D., CU Green Labs Program Manager, Environmental
Center, University of Colorado Boulder

More details are posted on the ABRF2020 Satellite Workshop
page<https://conf.abrf.org/program/satellite-workshops/>; Essential Principles
SW1 is listed at the top of the page.  Please share this to any you think would
benefit from attending this innovative satellite workshop.

Looking forward to seeing many of you at ABRF 2020!

Susan Meyn | Director for Research Resources & Strategy
Vanderbilt University Medical Center | Office of Research
<http://www.vumc.org/oor/>
Twitter: @VUMCResearch | 615.322.0470 | <email obscured><email obscured>>