BIOEN 530 :: Information

Course Schedule

Posted readings will be discussed during the session for which they are posted, so read them ahead of time. Prepare your reviews of the paper ahead of time (2 pgs max) and email them the Daggett.at.uw.edu before class paper to be discussed at.

The class will be held remotely. Class time is 4:30 - 6:20 PM.

Session 1, Thurs 1/7 Valerie Daggett, General Introduction to the Course and Walking through a Paper

Slides: Library Slides
Handout: Search Tips for PubMed
Reading: Considerations when picking an advisor
Reading: Medical and Biological Engineering in the Next 20 Years: The Promise and the Challenges
Reading: Instructions for writing a scientific paper
Review: Cheat Sheet for Writing Papers
Reading: Considerations when reviewing a scientific paper
Review: Real Review Example 1
Review: Real Review Example 3
Reading: Format for class assignments
Slides from class: Introduction to the class

Session 2, Thurs 1/14: Wendy Thomas

Reading: Paper for Discussion
Reading: Second Paper for Discussion
Assignment: Assignment for this Session
Review of Thomas-assigned paper due before beginning of class, email to Daggett and Wendyt (both @uw.edu)

Session 3, Thurs 1/21: Valerie Daggett

Group #1: Asencio, Ip, Maynard, Song
Reading: Paper for Discussion
Review of assigned paper due at beginning of class (follow formatting instructions given in Session 1 --- email to Daggett Filename=Surname_Session3.pdf)

Session 4, Thurs 1/28: Albert Folch

Group #2: Canfield, Ishida, Merkel, Villegas
Paper for Discussion
Review of assigned paper due before beginning of class (email to Daggett)

Session 5, Thurs 2/4: Buddy Ratner

Group #3: DeKoninck, Jan, Naderi, Watson
Paper for Discussion
Review of assigned paper due before beginning of class (email to Daggett)

Session 6, Thurs 2/11: Ricky Wang

Group #4: Frey, Jiang, Ng, Yan
Reading: Paper for Discussion
Review of assigned paper due before beginning of class (email to Daggett)
Annotated bibliography (7 papers) due before beginning of class (via email)

Session 7, Thurs 2/18: Barry Lutz

Group #5: Gilligan-Steinberg, Koplik, Prado, Zamora
Reading: Paper for Discussion
Review of assigned paper due before beginning of class (email to Daggett)

Session 8, Thurs 2/25: Pat Boyle

Group #6: Gregorio, Krolak, Simmonds Bohorquez, Zhang
Reading: Paper for Discussion
Review of assigned paper due before beginning of class (email to Daggett)

Session 9, Thurs 3/4: Andre Berndt

Group #7: Ingram-Bate, Massaro, Smith
Paper for Discussion
Review of assigned paper due before beginning of class (email to Daggett)

Session 10, Thurs 3/11 : Valerie Daggett: Miscellaneous and wrap-up

All Groups
Publishing your Paper: Navigating the Process:Possible Discussion? Also see link for other papers in series
Reading: Proofreading!
Annotated bibliography (14 papers total---7 new) (email to Daggett, the 7 new references )

Religious Accommodations Washington state law requires that UW develop a policy for accommodation of student absences or significant hardship due to reasons of faith or conscience, or for organized religious activities. The UW’s policy, including more information about how to request an accommodation, is available at Religious Accommodations Policy (https://registrar.washington.edu/staffandfaculty/religious-accommodations-policy/). Accommodations must be requested within the first two weeks of this course using the Religious Accommodations Request form (https://registrar.washington.edu/students/religious-accommodations-request/).