IRB training wasn't so bad. They told enough horror stories and gave us enough cautions to make me think that anything dealing with human participants is going to be an unholy pain in the ass to get approved, but not enough of one to avoid doing human subjects research. It just means starting your paperwork early, being very very careful, and not counting on anything moving quickly. Afterwards, I got some lunch with some of my favorite classmates (being social? me? Wow.) and now I'm home, and it's Friday, and life is good. :)
IRB training wasn't so bad. They told enough horror stories and gave us enough cautions to make me think that anything dealing with human participants is going to be an unholy pain in the ass to get approved, but not enough of one to avoid doing human subjects research. It just means starting your paperwork early, being very very careful, and not counting on anything moving quickly. Afterwards, I got some lunch with some of my favorite classmates (being social? me? Wow.) and now I'm home, and it's Friday, and life is good. :)
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It was very nearly short dress and flip-flop weather today. It was a little chilly in the shade, still, and if the breeze kicked in, but I wore a…
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There's something very strange about being under a "fire weather watch" on March 1.
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I had 160 ounces of water today, and I still feel dehydrated. Stupid fucking weather.
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