The Hamill lab blog
When reporting your results, you have two main options regarding stats reporting: If you selected a critical value that your P value needed to reach for you to reject your null hypothesis then the outcome has to be binary. Data are either significant or not significant. However, remember that a P value is a measure…
Significance: a danger word.
When should you say a "significant difference"? Probably not as often as you were taught in school.
Just a quick announcement to say that Chapter 7 of Life in the Lab has now been uploaded and is available to download here. The new chapter adds sections on each of the different elements of a primary data paper; title, abstract, introduction, materials and methods, results and discussion. This content started life as my…
Read more Life in the Lab – Chapter 7 release + sample content
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Today I have uploaded the next edition of Life in the Lab, the Essential Guide to Becoming a Researcher. This update adds Chapter 6 which is all about science writing skills. I’ve also corrected some formatting issues and corrected some small typos that made it through into the previous edition. If you have already purchased…
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Life in the lab pre-print: chapter 5 release
Working on the figures chapter of the book this weekend, so thought I would share this ‘toon as a teaser from the fig legends section. Book? Yup there is a book, more info here: Life in the Lab
Lee presenting LaNt research at ASMB basement membrane meeting, #Nashville
Slightly different ‘toon this week: the ageing of Kevin, also known as the experimental method. I originally made this to go in the life in the lab book, but currently have removed it. What do you think? FYI: Chpt 1 of the book covers the peach coloured bit, chpt 2 the blue, chpts 3 and…
