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* Data from the field trip (microtubule gliding assays): http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Steven_J._Koch/MTC/April_7_2011#Microtubule_data
* Data from the field trip (microtubule gliding assays): http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Steven_J._Koch/MTC/April_7_2011#Microtubule_data
** Here are the movies: http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Steven_J._Koch/MTC/April_19_2011/movies
** Here are the movies: http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Steven_J._Koch/MTC/April_19_2011/movies
* Andy's dissertation for information and links about microtubules and gliding assays: http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Andy_Maloney#Dissertation
* [http://figshare.com FigShare]
* [http://figshare.com FigShare]
===Goals===
* Gain some experience figuring out how to analyze image series data.  Probably only qualitatively, but quantitatively if you're adventurous.
* Learn how to upload a figure to FigShare.com -- Micropublishing for Science 2.0 !
* Contribute to science with the neat & new result you produced.
===Steps===
# Create an account at Figshare.com
# Watch the two movies you created during the field trip last week
# Make observations (like Sheng has already done)
# Come up with a hypothesis for why this may have happened
# Create either an annotated image (snapshot from the movie or an original image(s)) or annotated movie.
#* Create a figure (or movie) legend that describes what the annotated image or movie (or figure) is showing
# Upload your figure / movie / image to Figshare.com. 
#* The authors should be You and Andy Maloney.  You can work in pairs but make sure both of you do substantial work.

Revision as of 07:16, 19 April 2011

HW Assignment due April 26 before class (email me when you're done)

Resources

Goals

  • Gain some experience figuring out how to analyze image series data. Probably only qualitatively, but quantitatively if you're adventurous.
  • Learn how to upload a figure to FigShare.com -- Micropublishing for Science 2.0 !
  • Contribute to science with the neat & new result you produced.

Steps

  1. Create an account at Figshare.com
  2. Watch the two movies you created during the field trip last week
  3. Make observations (like Sheng has already done)
  4. Come up with a hypothesis for why this may have happened
  5. Create either an annotated image (snapshot from the movie or an original image(s)) or annotated movie.
    • Create a figure (or movie) legend that describes what the annotated image or movie (or figure) is showing
  6. Upload your figure / movie / image to Figshare.com.
    • The authors should be You and Andy Maloney. You can work in pairs but make sure both of you do substantial work.
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