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Projects 2012-13

Projects 2012-13. Instructions for the final project Introduction to Bioinformatics 2012-13. Key dates 13.12 lists of suggested projects published * *You are highly encouraged to choose a project yourself or find a relevant project which can help in your research

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Projects 2012-13

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  1. Projects 2012-13

  2. Instructions for the final project Introduction to Bioinformatics 2012-13 Key dates 13.12 lists of suggested projects published * *You are highly encouraged to choose a project yourself or find a relevant project which can help in your research 13.1 Poster title submission 22.1 Submission project overview (one page) -Title -Main question -Major Tools you are planning to use to answer the questions 28.1/29.1 Projects meeting (time and place will be annoucned) 12.3 Poster submission 20.3 Poster presentation

  3. 2. Planning your research After you havedescribed the main question or questions of your project, you should carefully plan your next steps A. Make sure you understand the problem and read the necessary background to proceed B. formulate your working plan, step by step C. After you have a plan, start from extracting the necessary data and decide on the relevant tools to use at the first step. When running a tool make sure to summarize the results and extract the relevant information you need to answer your question, it is recommended to save the raw data for your records , don't present raw data in your final written project. Your initial results should guide you towards your next steps. D. When you feel you explored all tools you can apply to answer your question you should summarize and get to conclusions. Remember NO is also an answer as long as you are sure it is NO. Also remember this is a course project not only a HW exercise. .

  4. Summarizing final project in a poster (in pairs) • Prepare in PPT poster size 90-120 cm • Title of the project • Names and affiliation of the students presenting • The poster should include 5 sections : • Background should include description of your question (can add figure) • Goal and Research Plan: • Describe the main objective and the research plan • Results (main section) : Present your results in 3-4 figures, describe each figure (figure legends) and give a title to each result • Conclusions : summarized in points the conclusions of your project • References : List the references of paper/databases/tools used for your project Examples of posters will be presented in class

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