Wang Lab Resources¶
Here are a set of resources to help streamline research.
Internal Lab Documentation¶
There are very specific internal lab documents on how to set up your own machines specifically for the kind of research we do, all that documentation can be found here
Skills for the Lab Research¶
Material For Projects¶
Project Template¶
If you are starting a new project in the lab, I'd recommend to use this lab template - link
Paper Writing Outline¶
If you are starting to write a new manuscript, I've tried to make it a bit easier - link
Lab Meetings¶
Group Meetings¶
As a lab, we will meet once a week with everyone (generally on Wednesdays), so that we can coordinate on any issues and get to know what each person is working on. This will also help to share ideas and discuss any new or old papers that may have relevance for our research.
One on One Meetings¶
We will have one on one meetings at a minimum weekly. Unless otherwise specified, you can sign up on the calendy link that I'll send out and for MWF meetings they will be in person.
To prepare you for how to organize this meeting, this document will help you organize your thoughts on progress since our last meeting. Please read through before every meeting so that we can best direct the meeting. link.
Journal Club¶
The Wang lab helps to organize a UCR Bioinformatics journal club on Wednesday mornings. Everyone in the lab should plan to attend.
Technical Resources¶
How to Use Jupyter Notebook to Commit Code
Lab Terminology¶
This will explain what specific names mean within the context of research in our lab. This will include data types, column headers, and other things in mass spectrometry. See the terminology page here.
Coding Resources¶
This page will give a few code snippets for the most common operations you might want to do in data processing of visualization. Link
Application Materials¶
Template For Writing Your Own Recommendation Letter¶
If you have worked in the lab doing research, use this template to ask Ming for a recommendation letter - link
Applying for the NSF GRFP¶
This is for UC Residents going to, or pursuing a PhD. Read this small guide for the award: link