Anyone who has seen a cephalopod such as an octopus or squid move knows that they are amazing creatures. Caterina Lamuta, assistant professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Iowa, has taken a keen interest in these creatures and has found new ways to mimic cephalopod tentacles in the lab.
This workshop will cover:
Tips for selecting an appropriate IEEE periodical or conference
How successful IEEE authors structure quality work to improve their chances of being accepted
Insights into what editors look for in a submission and why editors and reviewers reject papers
Tools & resources to help authors through the publishing process including IEEE's Author Center,Publication Recommender, and Reference Preparation Assistance
Strategies for using IEEE Xplore effectively for a…
TriNetX training
This training will provide an in depth look at TriNetX and show you how to use the tool. We will go through building a study, searching for a specific population, and finally what information you gather from the specific cohort. We will also discuss next steps on getting data extracted for research.
After this training you will have a thorough understanding of how to use TriNetX and what the process is to get data extracted for research studies.
Learn about the daily habits of a successful student, including how basic academic behaviors influence your success.
Session also offered virtually on Wednesday, September 29 from 11:30am-12:20pm. See the Academic Success Workshops website for more details.
Learn about tools to create effective time management plans and to recognize how your academic success is affected by time management.
Virtual Workshop Instructions:
Click here to join at the time of the workshop – this will direct you to sign-in with your HawkID and password, followed by a Zoom link appearing after sign-in. If you have any trouble joining the workshop, call the Student Development Center at 319-335-5763. Prior to the workshop, download the handout(s) provided in the…
The Computer Science (CS) department welcomes prospective students interested in our graduate programs to our annual Prospective Student Visit Day on Fri, Nov 5. We are looking for strong students with diverse backgrounds to join our MCS and PhD programs. A wide variety of research areas is represented by our world-class faculty including algorithms, computational epidemiology, distributed computing, human-computer interaction, machine learning, massive data algorithms and technology, mobile…
