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AHH, I lost my research stuff!

Discussion in 'Pre-Medical - MD' started by tatabox80, Oct 21, 2002.

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  1. tatabox80

    tatabox80 Super-Duper Member
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    Hi there,
    I did some research last year. It didn't go very far, due to some problems in the lab, but I wanted to look over the research materials to review it for possible interview questions. Here's the problem...my family is in the process of moving to a different house. All of our stuff is packed up into boxes and I can't find my research stuff!!! To be totally honest with you, we were looking at how soy beans affect bacterial growth and well, the neither the soybeans nor the bacteria grew so we basically had no results. However, I can't remember the background stuff behind the project and wanted to review that. Any advice???
     
    #1 tatabox80, Oct 21, 2002
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  2. tBw

    tBw totally deluded
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    do you remember the names of authors of papers you read as background? if so you could look these up as review...?
     
    #2 tBw, Oct 21, 2002
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    are you not on speaking terms with the PI that you worked with in the lab?
     
    #3 laviddee, Oct 21, 2002
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    Lavidee,
    Ask your PI for a reprint in PDF format and you can open it on your computer. That's what I did and i print it out right of the batch.
    Good luck in finding your paper!
     
    #4 GoodDoc, Oct 21, 2002
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