1. Seminars and Lecturers
2. Workshops
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Set up equipment
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Set up micromanipulation laboratories
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Teach micromanipulation techniques
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Conduct small micromanipulation experiments
Seminars and Lectures: Embryology is a continuously developing field of science, which involves the use of many specialised techniques. Seminars discussing some of these technologies can be both stimulating and instructive for embryologists and non-embryologists.
Workshops: Practical training is an essential part of learning and a new method and a workshop where an Individual is shown how to carry out a new technique, and then gain hands on experience, is the first step to learning a new method.
Set up equipment: Microscopes and manipulation equipment may require diffirent settings for new applications.
Set up Manipulation laboratories: Micromanipulation is a very specialised field of science and laboratories require precise planning to optimise efficiency.
Teach micromanipulation techniques: Knowledge of practical skills such as those required for micromanipulation is difficult to grasp from the study of scientific papers and protocols alone. With the benefit of practical tuition constraints on time and funding can be reduced.
Experiments: Micromanipulation experiments can be performed in your own laboratory, when time and skills are limited. Work can only be undertaken after ethical and regulatory requirements have been fulfilled.
