Students must attend at least 50% of lectures (3 out of 6 lectures)
in-person. Students are expected to attend class in
person when lecture is held on their program’s home campus (indicated
below). Students may attend virtually via Zoom for lectures not
held on their program’s home campus.
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Program
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Home
Campus
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Biophysics,
Bioengineering, BMI, CCB, DSCB, ETS, Neurosci,
PSPG, Rehab Sci, Tetrad
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Mission Bay
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BMS, OCS
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Parnassus
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Topic
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Date/Time
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Location
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In-Person
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Virtual
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Session 1:
Mentor/Mentee
Responsibilities and Conflicts of Interest
Naledi Saul,
Director, UCSF Office of Career and Professional Services
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September 6, 2024
1:30–3:00pm
during
New Student Welcome
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Mission Bay
Robertson Aud. in the Rutter Conference Center
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N/A
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Session 2:
The Reproducibility Crisis
Michael Oldham, Ph.D.
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October 7, 2024
11:30-1:00pm
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Parnassus
Health Sciences West 300 (HSW300)
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Zoom Link
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Session 3:
Protection of Human Subjects, Welfare of Laboratory Animals, Collaborative Research and Professionalism Vincent Chen, Ph.D.
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January 13, 2025
11:30-1:00pm
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Mission
Bay
Byers Auditorium in Genentech Hall
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Zoom Link
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Session 4:
Research Misconduct, Social Responsibility and the Importance of Research Security
Mark Ansel, Ph.D.
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February 3, 2025
11:30-1:00pm
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Parnassus
Health Sciences West 303 (HSW303)
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Zoom Link
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Session 5:
Responsible Authorship, Publication and Peer Review, and Data Management
Jason Gestwicki, Ph.D.
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March 3, 2025
11:30-1:00pm
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Mission
Bay
Byers Auditorium in Genentech Hall
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Zoom Link
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Session 6:
Developing Inclusive Research Communities, Prevention of Sexual Harassment, and Violence
Denise Caramagno,
MA, LMFT & Kendra Hypolite, MSW, ASW from UCSF
CARE
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April 7, 2025
11:30-1:00pm
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Parnassus
Health Sciences West 300 (HSW300)
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Zoom Link
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Discussion Sections: Meeting Dates and Topics
Discussion sections will be held in the same week as the monthly course lecture. Led by graduate faculty, students will spend 90 minutes in small groups discussing case studies. For the most part, discussion topic(s) will align with the lecture topic(s) for the week. Dates, times, and locations of discussion sections will be set and communicated to students by individual programs; attendance will be recorded. A minimum of 50% of small group discussions will be held in person.
· Session 1: Mentor/mentee Responsibilities and Relationships
· Session 2: The Reproducibility Crisis
· Session 3: Protection of Human Subjects, Welfare of Laboratory Animals, Collaborative Research and Professionalism
· Session 4: Research Misconduct, Social Responsibility and the Importance of Research Security
· Session 5: Responsible Authorship, Publication and Peer Review, and Data Management
· Session 6: Developing Inclusive Research Communities, Prevention of Sexual Harassment, and Violence
