Talk Overview
Developing a scientific question is an essential first step in doing research. A well-formulated question focuses your research and guides your experimental approach. Join for this live Q&A where panelists will offer practical strategies and advice on developing a research question that is specific, meaningful, and feasible. Panelists will discuss some fundamental characteristics of a good scientific question and important points to consider as you contemplate what you want to study or, if you already started a project, how you want to move it forward.
This live Q&A is part of a collaboration with the National Research Mentoring Network (NRMN). This live Q&A is being hosted as part of iBiology’s “Planning Your Scientific Journey” course.
Speaker Bio
Indira Raman
![Indra Raman](https://www.ibiology.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/IndiraRaman.jpg)
Professor, Neurobiology
Northwestern University Continue Reading
Ryan Hernandez
![Ryan Hernandez](https://www.ibiology.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/RyanHernandez.jpg)
Associate Professor, Systems Biology
University of California, San Francisco Continue Reading
Angela DePace
![Angela DePace](https://www.ibiology.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/AngelaDePace.jpg)
Associate Professor, Systems Biology
Harvard Medical School Continue Reading
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