RESOURCES
For many years now, we’ve been sharing useful resources and media stories related to our research projects. As a leading Science Laboratory in the San Francisco area, it’s important for us to engage with the community and keep them informed about the incredible work and developments they’re helping to support.
RESOURCES
For many years now, we’ve been sharing useful resources and media stories related to our research projects. As a leading Science Laboratory in the San Francisco area, it’s important for us to engage with the community and keep them informed about the incredible work and developments they’re helping to support.
INFORMATION FOR THE TEAM
On this page you will find all sorts of lab information and resources that help you work successfully. The page is most useful for team members, but feel free to browse even if you are not part of the immediate team. This webpage is growing as the lab matures and documents may be updated from time to time.
Wiki & documentation
In the Auditory Aging wiki and box.com accounts, you will find lab-related documentations, Auditory Aging Logos, and other useful information that can help you with your work.
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Lots of lab-internal information can be found on our wiki: http://auditoryaging.pbworks.com
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Visit box.com for access to other lab resources (ask Bjorn for login information)
Prospective team members
Conducting our research is not a single-person enterprise but depends on our team members. We are always excited for people who are interested in our work and are motivated to join the lab.
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Please read here, if you are interested in becoming a graduate student and work on auditory aging
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If you are an undergraduate student and interested in volunteering, please read how to best contact me.
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There are some skill that may help you to be successful within academic, but also outside of academia.
Conferences
Attending to local, national, and international conferences is part of our work life that helps us to stay connected with other scientists and their work, present our own work and received feedback, and establish new networks and relationships. This link provides you with a list of conferences that we frequently attend or have attended in the past.
Other resources
Below you find other useful resources that are not specific to the lab, but may still be helpful for you work.
