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Category: Training and Courses

Blog post by Anoop Kaur Sidhu

By David Coil   Posted in nectar1 Training and Courses
Posted on January 30, 2018February 1, 2018

The first year seminar I have decided to take part in this quarter has introduced me to procedures that are unlike any other labs I have been apart of. I am now a sophomore and had taken General Chemistry along with its corresponding labs throughout last year. Although we aimed for accuracy with measuring our …

Blog post by Jihye Yoon

By David Coil   Posted in nectar1 Training and Courses
Posted on January 30, 2018February 1, 2018

When I received an email about research classes offered this fall quarter, I was afraid to register for this class because I did not have any lab experience. However, I figured that it might be beneficial for people who wanted the hands-on experience like me, especially the ones who wanted to learn more about research. his …

Blog post by Awais Khan

By David Coil   Posted in nectar1 Training and Courses
Posted on January 30, 2018February 1, 2018

  I took this class because this was my 1st quarter in Davis and I wanted to get some research experience. Getting involve in research at Davis is pretty competitive and me being a transfer student doesn’t help either, as I have only couple of years left to get a research opportunity compare to students …

Blog post by Cafrey He Feng

By David Coil   Posted in nectar1 Training and Courses
Posted on January 30, 2018February 1, 2018

  Going Through the Untold Part of a Research Lab After receiving an email email about an opportunity to work with Eisen Lab to study the microbiome of nectar, I joined the class because I wanted to better understand what a research experience is like . I did have previous lab experiences from my lower …

Blog post by Kate Ginise

By David Coil   Posted in nectar1 Training and Courses
Posted on January 30, 2018February 1, 2018

I am in my first quarter of my freshman year of undergrad at UC Davis and am a student in the course-based undergraduate research First-Year Seminar with the Eisen lab, studying the microbiomes of nectar. Previous to this class, the only lab experience I had were the typical high school labs for my chemistry and …

Blog post by Jacqueline Fukumoto

By David Coil   Posted in nectar1 Training and Courses
Posted on January 30, 2018February 1, 2018

  SOCIAL MEDIA MINI PROJECT: BLOG POST As a first year Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior major at UC Davis, I had calculus, biology, and an Asian American cultural studies class on my schedule for the fall quarter. However, I wanted to also try a seminar, to get some credits but also learn something new for …

Blog post by Jenna Freeland

By David Coil   Posted in nectar1 Training and Courses
Posted on January 30, 2018February 1, 2018

“Don’t mess up,” One of my classmates taunted at me, “It’s gotta be perfect!” At this moment, I had my pipette tip stuck into a buffer solution attempting to draw up a precise amount while simultaneously disregarding any comments coming my way. Before joining this class, I had very limited lab experience. Any prior experience …

Blog post by Meghan Edwards

By David Coil   Posted in nectar1 Training and Courses
Posted on January 30, 2018February 1, 2018

Failure is an Option: Not many people sit down in a lab and expect to hear that they can make mistakes, no problem. Or that, yep, the experiment was a bust. Better yet, lets google the protocol and see what other scientists are doing out there. Well that is just what I got in FRS …

Blog post by Marianne Cabanel

By David Coil   Posted in nectar1 Training and Courses
Posted on January 30, 2018February 1, 2018

Blog Post about Our Freshman Seminar University of California, Davis offers a Freshman Seminar class that introduces students to the world of biotechnical science by mimicking what is performed in a research lab. However, it is not just a simple seminar class—it is a lab in which we have the opportunity to practice skills through …

Blog post by Simran Bhatt

By David Coil   Posted in nectar1 Training and Courses
Posted on January 22, 2018February 1, 2018

In all honesty I joined this class without even knowing what this first year seminar was about. On the first day of class, after google mapping and asking people, I finally made it to the academic surge building and then to the lab room. From what I heard most first year seminars are in a lecture hall …

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