Would anyone like to collaborate to investigate how to discover the human genes that are involved in linguistic translation based on the discovery of the FOXP2 gene?
Skills / interests: Dissemination / Knowledge Translation, Statistical analysis, Clinical peer review, PICO annotation, Review development, Screening and selecting studies, Using GRADE, Data analysis and organisation, Guideline development, Copy-editing and proof-reading, Summary of Findings tables, Searching for evidence, Methodological peer review, Prioritisation of review topics, Qualitative analysis, Project management, Translation (linguistic), Training or mentoring, Data extraction
Methodological skills / interests: Rapid reviews, Comparing multiple interventions (network meta-analysis and overviews), Patient reported outcomes, Individual participant data meta-analysis, GRADEing, Non-randomised studies of interventions, Screening and diagnostic test reviews, Priority setting, Co-production, Information retrieval, Prognosis reviews, Qualitative evidence synthesis, Prospective meta-analysis
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Gene lab and imaging studies (magnetic resonance imaging) works in conjunction with other kind of laboratory studies are very encouraged. Prof. Engineer CARLOS ALBERTO GARAY.
METHOD OF DR SIMON FISHER. Research proposal. I advise future professionals to develop a research plan that includes students of Translation (among other linguistic careers) who have suffered from disorders (psychological, emotional or others) that have prevented them from carrying out linguistic translation tasks, using the example of the research carried out with the KE family.
Hi Carlos. As a Human Disease Genetics Researcher, I have extensive experience in genetic analysis, functional genomics, and translational research, making this topic particularly exciting to me. My expertise includes gene-disease association studies, variant analysis, bioinformatics, and systematic reviews, along with scientific writing and publishing. Given the intersection of genetics, neuroscience, and language development, I’d love to contribute, particularly in genomic data analysis, methodological approaches, and knowledge dissemination. Looking forward to collaborating!
Hullo. Riddhi. I'd like to take this opportunity to publish more tips as research guidelines on this topic on the corresponding Task´s page. I hope they help you all as you carry out this task. Thank you very much ! Good luck to all. Best regards. Sincerely, Professor ENG Carlos Alberto Garay