MSU Courses: Statistics Statistics for Biologists (STT464): This course is a step1 for individuals with no background in statistics. The course covers the basics of the importance of statistical analysis, experimental […]
During her visit to The Pub Club, Robin Buell shared several insights and resources with us. While some of these will be added to various Resource pages based on content, […]
Volunteer Opportunity MSU Graduate Students: The Undergraduate Research Office is seeking volunteers to provide constructive feedback to undergraduate students on their research presentations at the 2016 University Undergraduate Research and […]
Problems with experimental reproducibility have been of concern in the scientific community of late, which has been attributed as least in part to our misuse of p-values. Misconceptions of the […]
We created a list of topics we wanted to learn this semester: 1. R Working with our own data sets and stats issues as a group!! (no tutorials) List of […]
At our meeting last Friday (January 15) we discussed how we would like to continue to pursue The Pub Club mission in this new year to help each other develop […]
As Rique Campa shared with us when he visited The Pub Club, there is a new teaching program for postdocs at MSU. Here is the description from Tony Nunez, Associate […]
The exposure of a photograph is influenced by three settings: 1. The aperture 2. The shutter speed 3. The ISO Short Exposure […]
As we discussed in our last five-minutes of science, a new perspective in Plant Cell (Reassess the t Test) by plant researchers from UCDavis and UMN addresses the growing complexity […]
The July 15 issue of Nature includes a special for building the 21st century scientist. The issue includes features and commentaries describing some of the skills we should acquire but […]
