Grant in Detail
1. The grant proposal conforming to CIHR guidelines: http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/ (budget not included).
2. You must choose your topic soon. The course coordinator must approve the topic of each student’s grant proposal by Monday, February 12, 2007.
3. The grant proposal topic cannot be related to the student's Ph.D's. current research.
4. The grant proposal is due at noon on Friday, April 6 2007, in S-416. TEN marks penalty per day late.
5. The final grant proposal to be read by the coordinator and a second faculty member (co-reader). The course coordinator, after considering the co-reader’s evaluation, will then give a final mark for the grant proposal.
6. The grant proposal should have an Introduction including an abstract, a statement of objectives for the research, a justification, and expected benefits, a detailed objective statement including a rationale, any hypotheses to be tested, the plan of work and anticipated schedule, a section on methodology to be used, a discussion of significance (benefits anticipated for science and future research, and a Bibliography of significant references.
7. Plagiarism will not be tolerated, refer to http://laurentian.ca/vpacademic/POLICIES/ACADEMICDISHONESTY.pdf for L.U. plagiarism guidelines.
BMOL 6106: Adv. Topics in Cell Regulation
Course Coordinator: Dr A. Omri
Professors:
Dr. Gauthier
Dr. Kumar
Dr. Lafrenie
Dr. Lannér
Dr. Mallory
Dr. Narain
Dr. Omri
Dr. Parissenti
Dr. Ritz
Dr. Siemann
Dr. Sutherland
Participation: 20%
Seminar: 20% to be held in one week (April-2) with all BMOL professors invited
Grant: 30% to be selected from outside the student’s area of study; to be selected by the student and approved by the course coordinator.
Exam: 30% take home exam
Each section will have a reading assignment of approximately 4 papers.
We are estimating that 4-6 students will be enrolled in this course. Each professor's section will be 1.5 to 6 hours in length.