Electronic Research
Notebook Days
& LabArchives Training
September 19-20, 2019

On September 19th and 20th, 2019 Penn will provide free training and support sessions to help with your use of electronic research notebooks. A professional LabArchives trainer will be on-site to provide orientations and answer questions. Help will be available for both the Research and Classroom editions.

Register
Thursday

September 19th

Intro & Training for Researchers9am-10:30am

Location: John Morgan Building, Reunion Auditorium (UPDATED)

  • Introductions with Dr. Dawn Bonnell, Vice Provost for Research
  • Penn investigators to share examples from their work with LabArchives
  • General training for LabArchives, provided by LabArchives
Workshop for Researchers11am-12:30pm

 Location: John Morgan Building, Reunion Auditorium (UPDATED)

  • Advanced workshop session provided by LabArchives
  • Intended for those who have already tried or used LabArchives
  • Bring your questions!
Training for Instructors & TAs2pm-3:30pm

Location: Van Pelt Library, Meyerson Conference Center

  • General training for LabArchives Classroom edition, provided by LabArchives
Friday

September 20th

Intro & Training for Researchers9am-10:15am

Location: Irvine Auditorium, Amado Recital Hall

  • Introductions with Dr. Dawn Bonnell, Vice Provost for Research
  • General training for LabArchives, provided by LabArchives
Workshop for Researchers10:30am-12pm

Location: Irvine Auditorium, Amado Recital Hall

  • Advanced workshop session provided by LabArchives
  • Intended for those who have already tried or used LabArchives
  • Bring your questions!
LabArchives Open House2pm-3:30pm

Location: Smilow Center, Room 9-146 (Directions)

  • Open house by LabArchives to assist one-on-one with individual questions or ideas
  • For users of both the Research and Classroom editions

Register now to attend any session!

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Questions?

Email ovpr@upenn.edu

Can't attend?

Visit our help and support page.

This event is sponsored by the Office of the Vice Provost for Research as part of its Research Excellence program