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Practical basics of scientific work (B130P16E) Guaranteed by: Department of Plant Experimental Biology State: taught Winter term: 0/2 C (hours/week) Credits: 2 Valid from: 2006 Capacity: unlimited Teacher: Petrášek, J., Dept Plant Phys and IEB ASCR WWW: Requirements for getting credits: Exercises on the searching, processing and presentation of bibliographic and scientometric data, preparation of the scientific manuscript B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

1. Basics of research work 1.1. The character of scientific work in the field of experimental biology 1.2. Observation and experiment - two general approaches 1.3. Scientific institutions and organizations, scientific conferences 1.4. Ethical rules of scientific work 1.5. Financing of the scientific research 1.6. Writing scientific projects and grant proposals, basic rules Syllabus - Practical basics of scientific work B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

2. Helpful hints in the processing of experimental data 2.1. Organization of work, type of data 2.2. Data explorers, correct data handling and saving 2.3. Spreadsheets, statistical software, graph editors 2.4. Processing of structural and sequence data 2.5. Image analysis, graphical software, presentation software Syllabus - Practical basics of scientific work B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

3. Scientific literature, online resources at the internet 3.1. Types of scientific reports and their purpose 3.2. Internet sources of information 3.3. How to search for bibliographic records and full text articles Bibliographic databases accessible at our faculty Full text databases accessible at our faculty Creating your own database of references 3.4. Scientometry - a tool for the evaluation of quality and scientific relevance of scientific work Syllabus - Practical basics of scientific work B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

4. Online information databases in the experimental biology 4.1. Sequence databases - tool of systems biology 4.2. Specialized sequence databases Syllabus - Practical basics of scientific work B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

5. Presentation of experimental results 5.1. Bachelor thesis 5.2. Diploma thesis 5.3. Dissertation thesis 5.4. Scientific contributions at the conferences and seminars 5.5. Scientific report/paper Syllabus - Practical basics of scientific work B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

1. Basics of research work 1.1. The character of scientific work in the field of experimental biology The goal of science is the searching for the truth about living organisms Research – systematic activity using scientific methods ResearchBasic - led exclusively by the quest to discover the substance of certain phenomenon Applied - there is always some economical or public interest behind The combination of both basic and applied research is ideal Experimental biology is in the age of accumulation and cataloguing of information - the appropriate scientific evaluation is the key for the progress B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

Scientific work Verification of models - in the biology the model is the result of experimental activities and reductionistic approach to the object studied Testing hypotheses - verification or falsification Asking new questions - frequently the key to success in the scientific research Scientific discovery is rather continual approach to the final „knowledge“ Karl Raimund Popper - philosopher of Austrian origin, his critical rationalism give a true picture of the continual approaching to the truth by the elimination of mistakes and errors - correct scientific statements must be possible to be falsified i.e. to be refutable by functional experimental activity with subsequent interpretation 1. Basics of research work 1.1. The character of scientific work in the field of experimental biology B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

How to distinguish between scientific and unscientific activities in biology and other disciplines? CSI - the committee for skeptical inquiry. The society of scientists and philosophers promoting methods and ideas of new skepticism (in a sense of critical rationalism) towards paranormal and other fringe-science claims. 1. Basics of research work 1.1. The character of scientific work in the field of experimental biology B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

SISYFOS - Czech branch of the international skeptical club, known for every year awarding of unscientific activities that are presented publicly 1. Basics of research work 1.1. The character of scientific work in the field of experimental biology How to distinguish between scientific and unscientific activities in biology and other disciplines? B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

Categorization of activities of modern experimental biologists: - Laboratory expert 1. Basics of research work 1.1. The character of scientific work in the field of experimental biology B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

- Pedagogue and writer 1. Basics of research work 1.1. The character of scientific work in the field of experimental biology Categorization of activities of modern experimental biologists: B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

- Manager and popularizer 1. Basics of research work 1.1. The character of scientific work in the field of experimental biology Categorization of activities of modern experimental biologists: B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

1.2. Observation and experiment - two general approaches The approaches of experiment and observation are mixed and can not be separated from each other Experiment - following the effect of well- pre-defined factors General division of scientific approaches Observation - explorative or analytical (analysis) 1. Basics of research work B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

How to perform experiments? Experimental design, data acquisition, processing and interpretation Experimental design: - is the experiment necessarry? - statement of null hypothesis that might be rejected based on the results of our experiment - considering time and financial costs - chosing appropriate methods including their understandingunderstanding - considering the way of presentation of results 1. Basics of research work 1.2. Observation and experiment - two general approaches B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

Data aquisition in the laboratory: - observance of rules for health and safety policy, careful handling with chemicals, radioactive material and genetically modified material, protective coats and glowes are often obligatory - hand-written laboratory notebook is necessarynecessary - electronical version of experimental protocol - always include positive and negative controls 1. Basics of research work 1.2. Observation and experiment - two general approaches How to perform experiments? Experimental design, data acquisition, processing and interpretation B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

- negative and positive controls for many reasons including methods, inhibitors used and others 1. Basics of research work 1.2. Observation and experiment - two general approaches Data aquisition in the laboratory: How to perform experiments? Experimental design, data acquisition, processing and interpretation B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU

The evaluation and interpretation of the experiment: - both original form of data (numbers, images) and processed data in a form of electronic protocol must be stored - statistical evaluation - depending on the experimental design when needed it must be consulted with expertsstatistical evaluation - collecting processed data together with preliminary conclusions in a form of presentation is very usefulpresentation 1. Basics of research work 1.2. Observation and experiment - two general approaches How to perform experiments? Experimental design, data acquisition, processing and interpretation B130P16E: Practical basics of scientific work Department Experimental Plant Biology FSCU