A life story in brief

ECR Forum

Gabriel Mateus Bernardo Harrington

Research Associate
Williams lab

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Origins

“Eductation”

Adventures in a PhD

graph TD
    F-->A2
    subgraph Pre-PhD 2016-18
        A[BSc: Biological Sciences<br>- Lancaster University] -->|existential angst| B(Optogenetics in Cochlea implants<br>- Bionics institute, Melbourne)
    end
    subgraph Mini-project rotations 2018-19
        B --> C(Center for Doctoral Training<br>- Regen medicine)
        C -->|One| D[Gene expression in adherent<br>and non-adherent hydrogels<br>- Loughborough University]
        C -->|Two| E[Effects of AC on interfacing wires<br>grown via wireless electrochemisty<br>- Nottingham University]
        C -->|Three| F[Viability of 'lung on a chip' model<br>- Keele University]
    end
    subgraph PhD 2019-2022
        A2[PhD: A multimodal approach to biomarker<br>discovery for spinal cord injury]-->B2[Here!]
    end

And now I’m here

One recommendation

Quarto® is an open-source scientific and technical publishing system built on Pandoc
It’s an excellent and versatile framework for reproducible and shareable articles, notes, presentations, websites, books (thesis!) and more
I wrote my PhD thesis with the precursor to Quarto (RMarkdown - it was real helpful!)

Some examples

The FayLab Manual
- This is a website aimed at new and current lab members which outlines the culture (inclusive, reproducible and open-science) the lab want to foster and codifies the structure of projects (e.g. file naming conventions!)
My own website
- A great way of sharing methods (especially for stats)

Thanks for listening

Any questions?

Slides can be found at this link: https://h-mateus.github.io/presentations/dri-ecr-talk_2022-10-25/index.html#/title-slide

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