Background Knowledge meetings

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Rate Your Knowledge: Background Knowledge Meetings

Welcome to the Background Knowledge Meetings Quiz! This quiz is designed to gather your insights and preferences on crucial topics related to neural stem cell research and organoid culture.

Participating in this quiz will help determine the most valuable topics for our upcoming meetings. Your feedback is essential!

Rate various topics from 1 to 10
Provide input on meeting formats and frequencies
Shape the future of our research community

25 Questions6 MinutesCreated by ExploringBrain21

Topics that we would consider for the series will pop up.

Please rate (1 worst - 10 best) the following (15) suggestions.

The top TEN will be considered!

Topics that we would consider for the series will pop up.

Please rate (1 worst - 10 best) the following (15) suggestions.

The top TEN will be considered!

Which of these topics would you like to cover? Rate (1 worst 10 best) 1) iPSCs culture: culture, quality controls, reprogramming

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions: 2) Genome editing tools, inducible expression systems

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 3) Biology of human stem cells

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 4) Organoid protocol: origin of the protocol, current bottlenecks, comparison with other protocols, newer versions

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 4) 2D methods: disadvantage/advantages over organoids

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 5) Evolution of the CNS system: basics concepts from various models

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 6) Brain development: human specific features

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 7) Human brain anatomy and brain circuits

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 8) Cell biology of neural stem cells (asymmetric cell division etc..)

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 9) Interneuron biology basics

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 10) Methods for organoid genetic manipulation (viruses, nucleofection, etc..)

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 11) Biology of non-neural cell types

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 12) New technologies that could be applied to organoids

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 13) Basics principles of electrophysiology, optogenetic tools

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 14) Basics principles of single cell RNA sequencing and analysis

Rate (1 worst 10 best) the following suggestions 15) Organoids as disease models (cancer, autism, schizophrenia etc.)

Should participation at the meetings be compulsory?

Yes

What format would you like meetings to have?

Lecture - similar to Group Meetings

Tutorials- more excercise based- less formal

Discussion- prepare and discuss- JC -like

Flexible (depending on organiser)

Other

Please Specify:

Who should attend the meetings?

Everyone should go

The people that signed up in the beginning should always go

Meetings should be flexible depending on topic- you can sign up for specific topics

What group size should the meetings have?

Always one large group

Topics can be broken apart into smaller groups

Should one person prepare one topic or should people collaborate on topics?

One person prepares the topic he or she is presenting

People form groups to prepare a topic

Either / or depending on preference of the speakers

How often should the meetings happen?

Every Tuesday where we don't have JC (every 2 weeks)

Once a month

Less frequent than once a month but instead a full day

Who would prepare which topic?

People would volunteer for the topic they present

People randomly get assigned a topic

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