NSCPHD1018 Design of Experiments and Good Laboratory Practise (generic course)
Volume 2013/2014
Education
PhD education.
Content
How do we design our experiments and
secure a safe working environment? How do we assure the highest
quality of our results? How do we document our research and secure
our data? What is the most common quality assurance standards used
at private companies? These questions will be answered for you at
this course. You will receive practical training in quality
assurance and laboratory safety measures and get introduced to
ISO9000/17025, Good Manufacturing Practise and Good Laboratory
Practise.
The participants are introduced to laboratory safety and quality assurance of Research and Development projects.
The target group is PhD students working in the analytical chemical laboratory who needs an introduction to basic laboratory safety measures and quality assurance practises. Special emphasis is placed on the development of the PhD students as project manager - which includes QA and safety aspects.
The participants will receive practical training in quality assurance and laboratory safety measures. The course will include an introduction to the common quality assurance standards ISO9000, ISO17025, Good Manufacturing Practise and Good Laboratory Practise and touch upon statistical design of experiments.
Tentative program:
- Day 1-5: Preparation at home (reading).
- Day 6: Introduction; Design of experiments; Laboratory safety; Accidents in the laboratory; Light dinner.
- Day 7: Managing quality in the laboratory; Laboratory safety; KemiBrug.
- Day 8: Handling large amounts of data; Lunch seminar; Risk assessment in the R&D laboratory.
- Day 9: Quality assurance tools; Lunch seminar.
The Spring course will focus at the biological laboratory while the Autumn version focuses at the chemical laboratory.
The participants are introduced to laboratory safety and quality assurance of Research and Development projects.
The target group is PhD students working in the analytical chemical laboratory who needs an introduction to basic laboratory safety measures and quality assurance practises. Special emphasis is placed on the development of the PhD students as project manager - which includes QA and safety aspects.
The participants will receive practical training in quality assurance and laboratory safety measures. The course will include an introduction to the common quality assurance standards ISO9000, ISO17025, Good Manufacturing Practise and Good Laboratory Practise and touch upon statistical design of experiments.
Tentative program:
- Day 1-5: Preparation at home (reading).
- Day 6: Introduction; Design of experiments; Laboratory safety; Accidents in the laboratory; Light dinner.
- Day 7: Managing quality in the laboratory; Laboratory safety; KemiBrug.
- Day 8: Handling large amounts of data; Lunch seminar; Risk assessment in the R&D laboratory.
- Day 9: Quality assurance tools; Lunch seminar.
The Spring course will focus at the biological laboratory while the Autumn version focuses at the chemical laboratory.
Learning Outcome
The course gives the participants the
theoretical foundation for implementing standard laboratory safety
measures and quality assurance procedures in their own research
projects.
After completing this course, the participant will have knowledge of:
• Good Laboratory Practise and laboratory safety at UCPH.
• KemiBrug.
• The most common quality assurance standards in public and private companies.
• Experimental design.
The participants will be capable of:
• Using KemiBrug.
• Risk evaluate processes to determine precautionary measures.
• Handling fire in the laboratory.
• Making a quality assurance plan for a small R&D project, i.e. PhD project or similar.
• Document research according to the rules and regulations at UCPH.
• Handling stakeholders in relation to their own projects.
After completing this course, the participant will have knowledge of:
• Good Laboratory Practise and laboratory safety at UCPH.
• KemiBrug.
• The most common quality assurance standards in public and private companies.
• Experimental design.
The participants will be capable of:
• Using KemiBrug.
• Risk evaluate processes to determine precautionary measures.
• Handling fire in the laboratory.
• Making a quality assurance plan for a small R&D project, i.e. PhD project or similar.
• Document research according to the rules and regulations at UCPH.
• Handling stakeholders in relation to their own projects.
Literature
The participants needs to
buy this book in advance of the course:
Prichard and Barwick (2007): Quality
Assurance in Analytical Chemistry (Analytical Techniques in the
Sciences - AnTs). Wiley-Blackwell.
The participants will receive selected documents on laboratory safety and security prior to the course. During the course, hands-outs will be distributed together with material on design of experiments and data handling.
The participants will receive selected documents on laboratory safety and security prior to the course. During the course, hands-outs will be distributed together with material on design of experiments and data handling.
Formal requirements
None.
Academic qualifications
MSc in science/health
science.
Teaching and learning methods
Pre-course work: The
participants will have to spend approx. 30 h for reading in advance
of the course. Lectures and exercises: The participants will have
lectures by a group of lecturers from different units at UCPH
SCIENCE and HEALTH. The partipants will work in groups in different
practical and theoretical exercises. The approach is case-based
learning.
Workload
- Category
- Hours
- Lectures
- 12
- Preparation
- 30
- Project work
- 6
- Theory exercises
- 12
- Total
- 60
Sign up
Send
an email to Lars Holm Rasmussen, LHR@LIFE.KU.DK
Exam
- Credit
- 2 ECTS
- Type of assessment
- Continuous assessmentWritten assignmentThe participants must hand-in an assignment 2 weeks after the course. The assignment takes form of a QA manual/SOP/risk assessment of parts of their current research activities. The participants will receive oral feedback on their performance.
- Aid
- All aids allowed
- Marking scale
- passed/not passed
- Censorship form
- No external censorship
- Exam period
- Personal aggreement.
- Re-exam
- Personal aggreement.
Course information
- Language
- Danish
- Course code
- NSCPHD1018
- Credit
- 2 ECTS
- Level
- Ph.D.
- Duration
- Placement
- Block 1 And Block 4
The course last 60 hours, of which 4 days are lectures.
- Schedule
- A full course program will be available 2 weeks prior to each edition of the course. Expect lectures etc between 0900 and 1600 during the course.
- Course capacity
- 20 (min. 10).
- Continuing and further education
- Price
- Tuition: Free for PhD students from UCPH SCIENCE. Other UCPH: According to Internal Market. PhD students from Open Market partners (incl. NOVA): DKK 3.300 plus VAT. Others: DKK 4.000 plus VAT.
- Study board
- Natural Sciences PhD Committee
Contracting departments
- Department of Mathematical Sciences
- The PhD School of SCIENCE
Course responsibles
- Lars Holm Rasmussen (lhr@plen.ku.dk)
Lecturers
Maj-Britt Kryger Stærfeldt, Management of Buildings, UCPH SCIENCE. Judith L. Jacobsen, Statcon ApS / UCPH HEALTH. Bjarne W. Strobel, associate professor, UCPH SCIENCE. Johan Åhman, senior professional, Novozymes. Other lecturers may be included..
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