Programme:

12:45 - MOAC Seminar Lunch
1:10 - MOAC Seminar - Dr Tom Nichols,

‘Mass Univariate & Multivariate Approaches to Understanding Genetic Variation in the Brain’

2:00 - Poster displays go up and informal chats
2:45 - Statistics Short Talks I
3:30 - Poster Session and Refreshments
4:15 - Statistics Short Talks II
5:00 - close

A number of years ago we had some nice thematic slides prepared for The MOAC research agenda. I have just submitted a Marie Curie Initial Training Network proposal that requires out web-site house to be in order. So, on Wednesday, when we don’t have a seminar speaker, what I am hoping we can accomplish is to update the attached presentation which must be the 5 years old.

You all need to get into groups of say 6-7 people with a scientific theme and create 2 or maybe three powerpoint slides to summarize the theme. MSc students just attach yourselves to one of the groups the others form. If you can sort yourselves into groups ahead of Wednesday that is not a bad thing. What we need to do is update slide 2 (and of course someone could change slide 1), then make the rest of the presentation match slide 2.

Best wishes
Alison
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Professor Alison Rodger
Director MOAC Doctoral Training Centre and Warwick Centre for Analytical Science
University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL, UK
ph: (44) (0)24 76574696/76523234; fax: (44) (0)24 76575795 mobile: 07920531213; mobile internal fast dial: 41213 a.rodger@warwick.ac.uk
MOAC administrator: Sarah Shute: (44) (0)24 76574695/75808 go.warwick.ac.uk/moac
W-CAS administrator: Fiona Friel: (44) (0)24 76150221 go.warwick.ac.uk/wcas
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Contact Sarah Grilli-Shute on moac2@warwick.ac.uk for more programme information.

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