CZ:(U00984) Appetite and Obesity, University of Edinburgh 2009

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Instructors: Prof Gareth Leng, Dr Celine Caquineau

About the ‘Appetite and Obesity’ course:

‘Appetite and Obesity’ is an elective course from the Honours Medical biology programme in the School of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Edinburgh, UK. The overall theme of the course is the study of the body homeostasis and the epidemiology of obesity with a focus on understanding current trends in obesity research.

Project description:

The project is to write an article on a chosen topic related to obesity research working in groups of max 4. At the end of the course, articles will be released on Citizendium, until then articles will be locked from editing by other citizens.

Project schedule and deadlines:

29.09.09: Tutorial 1.

6.10.09: Article topics and titles selected.

13.10.09: References list selected.

27.10.09: Rough draft due.

3.11.09: Peer reviews due.

17.11.09: Final draft due.

24.11.09: Tutorial 2 Feedback session, Peer reviews due.

Week 11: Articles released on Citizendium.

Articles topics:

Please select the topic you want to work on by signing your name (using 4 tildes) on the article's talkpage.







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