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This is the wiki for the Norimatsu Lab headed by Yohei Norimatsu. The lab wiki contains useful information for molecular biology, electrophysiology, and housekeeping tasks, and any other knowledge that we want to share. It is an important hub for lab information, and each member should contribute to it.

This is the wiki for the Norimatsu Lab headed by Yohei Norimatsu. The lab wiki contains useful information for molecular biology, electrophysiology, and housekeeping tasks, and any other knowledge that we want to share. It is an important hub for lab information, and each member should contribute to it.

Current Lab Notebook (Spring 2023)

Before you start editing the wiki, you should watch the Google Sites tutorials found in the lab protocols.

The Principles for our lab group must be followed (see also things recommended by Rebekah Strode). It is critically important that you understand your learning patterns. You are working in a fluid and dynamic research lab, which requires technical and confluent learning patterns.

Please read How to Become an Undergraduate Researcher if you have never worked in a research lab before. Even if you are not going to graduate school, the 6 areas of competence important for science (collaboration, communication, content, critical thinking, creativity, confidence) are transferable to other aspects of life.

You are recommended to go through 4 Stages of Development. If you feel completely lost in the lab, don't hesitate to set up a Zoom meeting with Dr Norimatsu.