http://wiki.docking.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Hlin 2026-05-25T03:30:14Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.39.1 http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=GPCR_Waiver_Wire&diff=2869 2012-08-30T23:57:16Z

<p>Hlin: /* Project waiver order: */</p> <hr /> <div>When new projects come into the lab, the person on the top of the order gets first choice to either take or pass the project. The project will be moved down the order until it is claimed. Once a person claims a project, they will be moved to the bottom of the order. This process ideally ensures a fair process for determining who gets new projects and allows those that don't speak up as much to have a fair chance of getting a new, great project. Passing on a project will not effect the position in the order since not all projects are suitable for all persons. <br /> <br /> '''Brian reserves the right to change the order at any time for any reason, e.g. passing on too many projects, new member in lab getting bumped up, etc...'''<br /> <br /> == Updated guidelines: ==<br /> a. People get first refusal for projects in the order they are listed. If they choose and are placed on a project they go to the bottom of the list.<br /> <br /> b. Occasionally projects will come along where Brian feels someone has particular expertise or history. Brian reserves the right to over-rule the waiver list order in these circumstances.<br /> <br /> c. On the GPCR projects teams have worked out very well. There must be a more senior partner and a more junior partner in these collaborations, if only because there is only one first co-first author. To encourage collaboration, anyone who volunteers to be the more junior partner in a project will not lose their place on the waiver list. Please discuss with the senior partner first to ensure compatibility. <br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Project waiver order: ==<br /> <br /> <br /> *Magdalena Korczynska<br /> *Ryan Coleman<br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Matt Merski<br /> *Sarah Barelier<br /> *Joel Karpiak<br /> *Henry Lin<br /> *Nir London<br /> *Trent Balius<br /> *Dahlia Weiss<br /> *Hao Fan<br /> *Oliv Eidam</div>

Hlin http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=Chemoinformatics_Waiver_Wire&diff=387 2012-08-30T22:51:08Z

<p>Hlin: /* Project waiver order: */</p> <hr /> <div>When new smaller projects/tasks/collaborations come into the lab, the person on the top of the order gets first choice to either take or pass the project. The project will be moved down the order until it is claimed. Once a person claims a project, they will be moved to the bottom of the order. This process ideally ensures a fair process for determining who gets new projects and allows those that don't speak up as much to have a fair chance of getting a new, great project. Passing on a project will not effect the position in the order since not all projects are suitable for all persons. <br /> <br /> '''Brian reserves the right to change the order at any time for any reason, e.g. passing on too many projects, new member in lab getting bumped up, etc...'''<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Project waiver order: ==<br /> <br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Henry Lin<br /> *Joel Karpiak<br /> *Nir London<br /> *Trent Balius</div>

Hlin http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=GPCR_Waiver_Wire&diff=2868 2012-08-30T22:49:59Z

<p>Hlin: /* Project waiver order: */</p> <hr /> <div>When new projects come into the lab, the person on the top of the order gets first choice to either take or pass the project. The project will be moved down the order until it is claimed. Once a person claims a project, they will be moved to the bottom of the order. This process ideally ensures a fair process for determining who gets new projects and allows those that don't speak up as much to have a fair chance of getting a new, great project. Passing on a project will not effect the position in the order since not all projects are suitable for all persons. <br /> <br /> '''Brian reserves the right to change the order at any time for any reason, e.g. passing on too many projects, new member in lab getting bumped up, etc...'''<br /> <br /> == Updated guidelines: ==<br /> a. People get first refusal for projects in the order they are listed. If they choose and are placed on a project they go to the bottom of the list.<br /> <br /> b. Occasionally projects will come along where Brian feels someone has particular expertise or history. Brian reserves the right to over-rule the waiver list order in these circumstances.<br /> <br /> c. On the GPCR projects teams have worked out very well. There must be a more senior partner and a more junior partner in these collaborations, if only because there is only one first co-first author. To encourage collaboration, anyone who volunteers to be the more junior partner in a project will not lose their place on the waiver list. Please discuss with the senior partner first to ensure compatibility. <br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Project waiver order: ==<br /> <br /> <br /> *Magdalena Korczynska<br /> *Ryan Coleman<br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Matt Merski<br /> *Sarah Barelier<br /> *Joel Karpiak<br /> *Henry Lin<br /> *Nir London<br /> *Dahlia Weiss<br /> *Hao Fan<br /> *Oliv Eidam<br /> *Trent Balius</div>

Hlin http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=GPCR_Waiver_Wire&diff=2866 2012-04-03T17:41:21Z

<p>Hlin: /* Project waiver order: */</p> <hr /> <div>When new projects come into the lab, the person on the top of the order gets first choice to either take or pass the project. The project will be moved down the order until it is claimed. Once a person claims a project, they will be moved to the bottom of the order. This process ideally ensures a fair process for determining who gets new projects and allows those that don't speak up as much to have a fair chance of getting a new, great project. Passing on a project will not effect the position in the order since not all projects are suitable for all persons. <br /> <br /> '''Brian reserves the right to change the order at any time for any reason, e.g. passing on too many projects, new member in lab getting bumped up, etc...'''<br /> <br /> == Updated guidelines: ==<br /> a. People get first refusal for projects in the order they are listed. If they choose and are placed on a project they go to the bottom of the list.<br /> <br /> b. Occasionally projects will come along where Brian feels someone has particular expertise or history. Brian reserves the right to over-rule the waiver list order in these circumstances.<br /> <br /> c. On the GPCR projects teams have worked out very well. There must be a more senior partner and a more junior partner in these collaborations, if only because there is only one first co-first author. To encourage collaboration, anyone who volunteers to be the more junior partner in a project will not lose their place on the waiver list. Please discuss with the senior partner first to ensure compatibility. <br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Project waiver order: ==<br /> <br /> *Magdalena Korczynska<br /> *Oliv Eidam<br /> *Ryan Coleman<br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Matt Merski<br /> *Sarah Barelier<br /> *Joel Karpiak<br /> *Henry Lin<br /> *Nir London<br /> *Dahlia Weiss<br /> *Hao Fan</div>

Hlin http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=GPCR_Waiver_Wire&diff=2865 2012-02-08T18:39:15Z

<p>Hlin: /* Project waiver order: */</p> <hr /> <div>When new projects come into the lab, the person on the top of the order gets first choice to either take or pass the project. The project will be moved down the order until it is claimed. Once a person claims a project, they will be moved to the bottom of the order. This process ideally ensures a fair process for determining who gets new projects and allows those that don't speak up as much to have a fair chance of getting a new, great project. Passing on a project will not effect the position in the order since not all projects are suitable for all persons. <br /> <br /> '''Brian reserves the right to change the order at any time for any reason, e.g. passing on too many projects, new member in lab getting bumped up, etc...'''<br /> <br /> == Updated guidelines: ==<br /> a. People get first refusal for projects in the order they are listed. If they choose and are placed on a project they go to the bottom of the list.<br /> <br /> b. Occasionally projects will come along where Brian feels someone has particular expertise or history. Brian reserves the right to over-rule the waiver list order in these circumstances.<br /> <br /> c. On the GPCR projects teams have worked out very well. There must be a more senior partner and a more junior partner in these collaborations, if only because there is only one first co-first author. To encourage collaboration, anyone who volunteers to be the more junior partner in a project will not lose their place on the waiver list. Please discuss with the senior partner first to ensure compatibility. <br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Project waiver order: ==<br /> <br /> *Magdalena Korczynska<br /> *Oliv Eidam<br /> *Ryan Coleman<br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Matt Merski<br /> *Hao Fan<br /> *Sarah Barelier<br /> *Joel Karpiak<br /> *Henry Lin<br /> *Nir London<br /> *Dahlia Weiss</div>

Hlin http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=Chemoinformatics_Waiver_Wire&diff=386 2012-02-06T23:00:00Z

<p>Hlin: /* Project waiver order: */</p> <hr /> <div>When new smaller projects/tasks/collaborations come into the lab, the person on the top of the order gets first choice to either take or pass the project. The project will be moved down the order until it is claimed. Once a person claims a project, they will be moved to the bottom of the order. This process ideally ensures a fair process for determining who gets new projects and allows those that don't speak up as much to have a fair chance of getting a new, great project. Passing on a project will not effect the position in the order since not all projects are suitable for all persons. <br /> <br /> '''Brian reserves the right to change the order at any time for any reason, e.g. passing on too many projects, new member in lab getting bumped up, etc...'''<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Project waiver order: ==<br /> <br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Henry Lin<br /> *Joel Karpiak<br /> *Nir London</div>

Hlin http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=GPCR_Waiver_Wire&diff=2864 2012-02-06T22:59:45Z

<p>Hlin: /* Project waiver order: */</p> <hr /> <div>When new projects come into the lab, the person on the top of the order gets first choice to either take or pass the project. The project will be moved down the order until it is claimed. Once a person claims a project, they will be moved to the bottom of the order. This process ideally ensures a fair process for determining who gets new projects and allows those that don't speak up as much to have a fair chance of getting a new, great project. Passing on a project will not effect the position in the order since not all projects are suitable for all persons. <br /> <br /> '''Brian reserves the right to change the order at any time for any reason, e.g. passing on too many projects, new member in lab getting bumped up, etc...'''<br /> <br /> == Updated guidelines: ==<br /> a. People get first refusal for projects in the order they are listed. If they choose and are placed on a project they go to the bottom of the list.<br /> <br /> b. Occasionally projects will come along where Brian feels someone has particular expertise or history. Brian reserves the right to over-rule the waiver list order in these circumstances.<br /> <br /> c. On the GPCR projects teams have worked out very well. There must be a more senior partner and a more junior partner in these collaborations, if only because there is only one first co-first author. To encourage collaboration, anyone who volunteers to be the more junior partner in a project will not lose their place on the waiver list. Please discuss with the senior partner first to ensure compatibility. <br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Project waiver order: ==<br /> <br /> *Dahlia Weiss<br /> *Magdalena Korczynska<br /> *Oliv Eidam<br /> *Ryan Coleman<br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Matt Merski<br /> *Hao Fan<br /> *Sarah Barelier<br /> *Joel Karpiak<br /> *Henry Lin<br /> *Nir London</div>

Hlin http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=GPCR_Waiver_Wire&diff=2863 2012-02-06T19:05:33Z

<p>Hlin: /* Updated guidelines: */</p> <hr /> <div>When new projects come into the lab, the person on the top of the order gets first choice to either take or pass the project. The project will be moved down the order until it is claimed. Once a person claims a project, they will be moved to the bottom of the order. This process ideally ensures a fair process for determining who gets new projects and allows those that don't speak up as much to have a fair chance of getting a new, great project. Passing on a project will not effect the position in the order since not all projects are suitable for all persons. <br /> <br /> '''Brian reserves the right to change the order at any time for any reason, e.g. passing on too many projects, new member in lab getting bumped up, etc...'''<br /> <br /> == Updated guidelines: ==<br /> a. People get first refusal for projects in the order they are listed. If they choose and are placed on a project they go to the bottom of the list.<br /> <br /> b. Occasionally projects will come along where Brian feels someone has particular expertise or history. Brian reserves the right to over-rule the waiver list order in these circumstances.<br /> <br /> c. On the GPCR projects teams have worked out very well. There must be a more senior partner and a more junior partner in these collaborations, if only because there is only one first co-first author. To encourage collaboration, anyone who volunteers to be the more junior partner in a project will not lose their place on the waiver list. Please discuss with the senior partner first to ensure compatibility. <br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Project waiver order: ==<br /> <br /> *Dahlia Weiss<br /> *Magdalena Korczynska<br /> *Oliv Eidam<br /> *Ryan Coleman<br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Matt Merski<br /> *Hao Fan<br /> *Sarah Barelier<br /> *Joel Karpiak<br /> *Henry Lin</div>

Hlin http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=GPCR_Waiver_Wire&diff=2862 2012-02-06T19:04:01Z

<p>Hlin: </p> <hr /> <div>When new projects come into the lab, the person on the top of the order gets first choice to either take or pass the project. The project will be moved down the order until it is claimed. Once a person claims a project, they will be moved to the bottom of the order. This process ideally ensures a fair process for determining who gets new projects and allows those that don't speak up as much to have a fair chance of getting a new, great project. Passing on a project will not effect the position in the order since not all projects are suitable for all persons. <br /> <br /> '''Brian reserves the right to change the order at any time for any reason, e.g. passing on too many projects, new member in lab getting bumped up, etc...'''<br /> <br /> == Updated guidelines: ==<br /> a. People get first refusal for projects in the order they are listed. If they choose and are placed on a project they go to the bottom of the list.<br /> b. Occasionally projects will come along where Brian feels someone has particular expertise or history. Brian reserves the right to over-rule the waiver list order in these circumstances.<br /> c. On the GPCR projects teams have worked out very well. There must be a more senior partner and a more junior partner in these collaborations, if only because there is only one first co-first author. To encourage collaboration, anyone who volunteers to be the more junior partner in a project will not lose their place on the waiver list. Please discuss with the senior partner first to ensure compatibility. <br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Project waiver order: ==<br /> <br /> *Dahlia Weiss<br /> *Magdalena Korczynska<br /> *Oliv Eidam<br /> *Ryan Coleman<br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Matt Merski<br /> *Hao Fan<br /> *Sarah Barelier<br /> *Joel Karpiak<br /> *Henry Lin</div>

Hlin http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=Chemoinformatics_Waiver_Wire&diff=385 2012-02-06T19:00:34Z

<p>Hlin: /* Project waiver order: */</p> <hr /> <div>When new smaller projects/tasks/collaborations come into the lab, the person on the top of the order gets first choice to either take or pass the project. The project will be moved down the order until it is claimed. Once a person claims a project, they will be moved to the bottom of the order. This process ideally ensures a fair process for determining who gets new projects and allows those that don't speak up as much to have a fair chance of getting a new, great project. Passing on a project will not effect the position in the order since not all projects are suitable for all persons. <br /> <br /> '''Brian reserves the right to change the order at any time for any reason, e.g. passing on too many projects, new member in lab getting bumped up, etc...'''<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Project waiver order: ==<br /> <br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Henry Lin<br /> *Joel Karpiak</div>

Hlin http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=GPCR_Waiver_Wire&diff=2861 2012-02-06T18:59:47Z

<p>Hlin: /* Project waiver order: */</p> <hr /> <div>When new projects come into the lab, the person on the top of the order gets first choice to either take or pass the project. The project will be moved down the order until it is claimed. Once a person claims a project, they will be moved to the bottom of the order. This process ideally ensures a fair process for determining who gets new projects and allows those that don't speak up as much to have a fair chance of getting a new, great project. Passing on a project will not effect the position in the order since not all projects are suitable for all persons. <br /> <br /> '''Brian reserves the right to change the order at any time for any reason, e.g. passing on too many projects, new member in lab getting bumped up, etc...'''<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Project waiver order: ==<br /> <br /> *Dahlia Weiss<br /> *Magdalena Korczynska<br /> *Oliv Eidam<br /> *Ryan Coleman<br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Matt Merski<br /> *Hao Fan<br /> *Sarah Barelier<br /> *Joel Karpiak<br /> *Henry Lin</div>

Hlin http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=Chemoinformatics_Waiver_Wire&diff=384 2012-01-06T19:37:24Z

<p>Hlin: </p> <hr /> <div>When new smaller projects/tasks/collaborations come into the lab, the person on the top of the order gets first choice to either take or pass the project. The project will be moved down the order until it is claimed. Once a person claims a project, they will be moved to the bottom of the order. This process ideally ensures a fair process for determining who gets new projects and allows those that don't speak up as much to have a fair chance of getting a new, great project. Passing on a project will not effect the position in the order since not all projects are suitable for all persons. <br /> <br /> '''Brian reserves the right to change the order at any time for any reason, e.g. passing on too many projects, new member in lab getting bumped up, etc...'''<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Project waiver order: ==<br /> <br /> <br /> *Sarah Barelier<br /> *Ryan Coleman<br /> *Allison Doak<br /> *Oliv Eidam<br /> *Hao Fan<br /> *Marcus Fischer<br /> *Inbar Fish<br /> *Elisabet Gregori-Puigjane<br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Joel Karpiak<br /> *Magdalena Korczynska<br /> *Christian Laggner<br /> *Henry Lin<br /> *Nir London<br /> *Matt Merski<br /> *Michael Mysinger<br /> *Gabriel Rocklin<br /> *Dahlia Weiss</div>

Hlin http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=GPCR_Waiver_Wire&diff=2860 2012-01-06T19:34:18Z

<p>Hlin: </p> <hr /> <div>When new projects come into the lab, the person on the top of the order gets first choice to either take or pass the project. The project will be moved down the order until it is claimed. Once a person claims a project, they will be moved to the bottom of the order. This process ideally ensures a fair process for determining who gets new projects and allows those that don't speak up as much to have a fair chance of getting a new, great project. Passing on a project will not effect the position in the order since not all projects are suitable for all persons. <br /> <br /> '''Brian reserves the right to change the order at any time for any reason, e.g. passing on too many projects, new member in lab getting bumped up, etc...'''<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Project waiver order: ==<br /> <br /> <br /> *Sarah Barelier<br /> *Ryan Coleman<br /> *Allison Doak<br /> *Oliv Eidam<br /> *Hao Fan<br /> *Marcus Fischer<br /> *Inbar Fish<br /> *Elisabet Gregori-Puigjane<br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Joel Karpiak<br /> *Magdalena Korczynska<br /> *Christian Laggner<br /> *Henry Lin<br /> *Nir London<br /> *Matt Merski<br /> *Michael Mysinger<br /> *Gabriel Rocklin<br /> *Dahlia Weiss</div>

Hlin http://wiki.docking.org/index.php?title=Group_Meeting&diff=3018 2010-01-27T20:03:37Z

<p>Hlin: </p> <hr /> <div>==Welcome dear Shoichet Lab members.==<br /> <br /> ====Google Calendarise the Shoichet Group Meeting schedule====<br /> You can access the SGM schedule through your own Google calendar account by [http://www.google.com/calendar/render?cid=90hc5i060oggekk2s3c8sluf4g%40group.calendar.google.com clicking here]. For the unfortunate souls that do not have a Google account and those rebellious ones that do not care, an HTML version is available [http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=90hc5i060oggekk2s3c8sluf4g%40group.calendar.google.com&amp;pvttk=b015223b9cc576dce92e6cc7698935cd here].<br /> <br /> ====Here is the upcoming schedule: (last update 01/27/2010)====<br /> '''GROUP MEETINGS ARE NOW ON [[FRIDAY AT 1:05 P.M. IN GH-N436A]]'''<br /> <br /> *01/08/2010: Dahlia Weiss<br /> *01/15/2010: Bet Gregori-Puigjane<br /> *01/22/2010: Brian Shoichet<br /> *01/29/2010: Christian Laggner<br /> *02/05/2010: Michael Mysinger<br /> *02/12/2010: Henry Lin<br /> *02/19/2010: Ryan Coleman<br /> <br /> ====Rotation Order====<br /> *Christian Laggner<br /> *Rafaela Ferreira (away til 2010)<br /> *Michael Mysinger<br /> *Henry Lin<br /> *Ryan Coleman<br /> *Allison Doak<br /> *Hao Fan<br /> *Oliv Eidam<br /> *Michael J. Keiser<br /> *Matt Merski<br /> *Peter Kolb<br /> *Sarah Boyce<br /> *John J. Irwin<br /> *Gabriel Rocklin<br /> *Jens Carlsson<br /> *Kong Nguyen<br /> *Dahlia Weiss<br /> *Elisabet Gregori-Puigjane<br /> *Brian K. Shoichet</div>

Hlin