Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Join us as we explore the NC3Rs Experimental Design Assistant (EDA)! The EDA helps users build a diagram representing an experimental plan, provides customized feedback, and can make suggestions on statistical methods, randomization, blinding, sample sizes, and other critical design aspects. Dr. Esther Pearl, NC3Rs Programme Manager for Experimental Design, will discuss how the EDA can assist research staff, how it can simplify protocol review for IACUCs, and will demonstrate features of this free resource.
Learning Objectives Include:
-Understand why we need to improve experimental design
-Identify key ways to improve biomedical research
-Know what the Experimental Design Assistant (EDA) is and its benefits to researchers
-Understand how the EDA can be used as part of the ethical review process
Note: While this information was accurate at the time presented, policies and procedures change over time. Past webinars may not contain the most current guidance. Please note, do not rely on webinars and associated materials as definitive compliance guidance for your specific situation. For compliance questions, please contact OLAW directly. For transcripts, related materials, and any updates, visit "Education" at olaw.nih.gov and look for the webinar of interest.
Join us as we explore the NC3Rs Experimental Design Assistant (EDA)! The EDA helps users build a diagram representing an experimental plan, provides customized feedback, and can make suggestions on statistical methods, randomization, blinding, sample sizes, and other critical design aspects. Dr. Esther Pearl, NC3Rs Programme Manager for Experimental Design, will discuss how the EDA can assist research staff, how it can simplify protocol review for IACUCs, and will demonstrate features of this free resource.
Learning Objectives Include:
-Understand why we need to improve experimental design
-Identify key ways to improve biomedical research
-Know what the Experimental Design Assistant (EDA) is and its benefits to researchers
-Understand how the EDA can be used as part of the ethical review process
Note: While this information was accurate at the time presented, policies and procedures change over time. Past webinars may not contain the most current guidance. Please note, do not rely on webinars and associated materials as definitive compliance guidance for your specific situation. For compliance questions, please contact OLAW directly. For transcripts, related materials, and any updates, visit "Education" at olaw.nih.gov and look for the webinar of interest.
