This repo contains a collection of policies, standard procedures and guidelines we adhere to in the Bahlai lab. These documents are intended to help lab members get aquainted with the culture of the lab, and to help collaborators and colleagues see how we do things. Generally, you'll probably want to read these in the following order:
- For prospective students So, you think you might want to be a computational ecologist. GREAT. Here's some stuff you need to think about before you sign up.
- General guidelines Wherein you can figure out the Bahlai Lab's general vibe.
- Code of conduct Some ground rules for interacting in and with the lab.
- Consulting policy You: "Nope, nope nope, I don't want to be in your lab, thanks. But I do need your help!"
- Graduate guidelines and timelines You're a grad student now! What should you be working on? How much of it do you need to do? Breaking it down in rough order.
- Tips for starting in the lab Here's a Bahlai Lab quickstart guide, in peppy protip format.
- Oddly specific rules Christie is a human being with pet peeves.
- Project completion guidelines You're here, you're doing stuff, but what does it look like to be PhDONE? Getting at the finer scale documentation requirements of your quanta of sciences.
- Safety training and stuff Docs for lab specific safety training etc.
UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED on individual documents, to the extent possible under law, the Bahlai Lab has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to this work. The policy documents available in this repository are public domain. Please feel free to copy, remix and adapt these policies for your own lab. Credit is cool but not strictly necessary, if you want to give a shout out, link back to us. Actually, forks and stars are useful, too.