[Plsgs] Registrations and Annual Reports

[Wen Chen]

Hi everyone,

Does anyone know if your lab has any ammonium bicarbonate please? It's a
white power chemical which might be normally contained in a brown bottle,
as it is light sensitive. I would really appreciate it if I get spared
several grams of it. Many thanks!

Best,
WEN CHEN

On Tue, May 24, 2016 at 8:16 AM, Lambert, Georgina M - (glambert) <
glambert at email.arizona.edu> wrote:

> Dear Students,
>
> 1. Please send me your requests for 900-level units so I may get everyone
> registered as soon as possible.
>
> 2. Annual Reports are due so please submit those (Parts I & II) by the end
> of June. The forms for the reports are attached. Please note that these are
> required in order to stay in good standing, which in turn is necessary in
> order to be considered for TAships and other support.
>
> 3. The following  SPLS courses are available for Fall 16 registration. The
> starred courses are required for all PLS and PLP majors.
>
> PLP 527R General Mycology (3 units)
>
> PLS 548A Plant Biochemistry and Metabolic Engineering (3 units)
>
> PLS 580 Medicinal Plants (3 units)
>
> PLS 583 Controlled Environment Systems
>
> PLS 539 Methods in Cell Biology (3 units)
>
> **PLS 560 Advanced Plant Biology (4 units)
>
> **PLP 616 Plants, disease and Arizona Agriculture (1 unit)
>
> New course available from Dr. Eric Lyons  INFO 520- Applied
> Cyberinfrastructure (3 units)  (description below)
>
> Journal club
>
> PLS 595B with Drs. Brown and Schmidt (1 unit) Topic: Current Topics in
> Biotechnology
>
> I am always available if you have questions or concerns.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Georgina
>
>
>
> COURSE DESCRIPTION: INFO 520- Applied Cyberinfrastructure
>
> Students will learn from experts from projects that have developed widely
> adopted foundational Cyberinfrastructure resources, followed by hands-on
> laboratory exercises focused around those resources. Students will use
> these resources and gain practical experience from laboratory exercises for
> a final project using a data set and meeting requirements provided by
> domain scientists. Students will be provided access to computer resources
> at: UA campus clusters, iPlant Collaborative and at NSF XSEDE. Students
> will also learn to write a proposal for obtaining future allocation to
> large scale national resources through XSEDE.  Graduate-level requirements
> include reading a paper related to cyberinfrastructure, present it to the
> class, and lead a discussion on the paper.
>
>
>
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