Spit Camp

Spit Camp provides an open forum environment, scientific lectures, and carefully constructed hands-on lab experiments, in which you will learn both basic and advanced strategies for incorporating saliva into your research. Gain practical knowledge/experience in salivary bioscience, while building relationships, collaborations, sharing ideas and getting valuable feedback. At Spit Camp, you will become a confident salivary bioscience researcher, capable of using saliva analysis to increase value and overall impact of your research.

Faculty, post-doctoral scholars, fellows and graduate students are invited to join us for Spit Camp 1, a two-day workshop program designed to teach both basic and advanced strategies for incorporating saliva into your research. Participants gain practical knowledge and experience in salivary bioscience, while building relationships, collaborations, sharing ideas and getting valuable feedback.

This session will have an optional third day focusing on preanalytic data processing and basic statistical approaches for salivary biomeasure data.

Lectures and discussions are led by Professor Douglas Granger and laboratory activities are led by the Institute for Interdisciplinary Salivary Bioscience Research (IISBR) lab team.

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Can't attend in January? See upcoming Spit Camp dates here.

Sponsored by:

• Institute for Interdisciplinary Salivary Bioscience Research
• Department of Psychological Science
• School of Social Ecology