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WorkExp2017: /* Friday */

2017-12-01T04:19:23Z

Friday

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	===Friday===		===Friday===
			Today is my final day at the Wallace Wurth SOMS and it was a rare privilege to be able to work in such a immaculate, friendly and professional environment. On my final day i have double checked the drives mark is taking to be wiped are present on other drives. I have also updated the spreadsheet and attended a morning lecture on the structure and function of cell biology. I leaned about how by looking into the cyto plasma can you see the organelles and the membrane structures . Learning about Ribosomes and how they create protein when the RNA sequences are covered into amino acids. As a result, i the lecture also included the Endoplasmic Recticulum which is an organelle and is located in the cytoplasmic space. Smooth Endoplastic Recticulum have no Ribosmes attached and their function is to detoxicate drugs and harmful compounds out of the system, carbohydrate and lipid metabolism. Rough Endoplasimic Recticlum is resposible for changing and directing proteins to specfic destinations . It s is also in charge of exports from the cell. While the some of the lecture was hard to grasp as i am as of this year still a year 10 student, a lot of the concepts i have manged to wrap my head around such as the three main componnents in the membrane; carbohydrates ,protein and lipids. Though i find structure easier to understand than function as a lot of the terminolgy during lectures is foregin to me, i still am picking up a lot just by listing and is a testament to Dr Mark Hill's teaching ability.

			As mentioned prior, i am truly grateful for being accepted into the work experience program and i do hope in a few years time i arrive at here at SOMS not as a work experience student, but a student in medicine.

WorkExp2017: /* Week 2 */

2017-12-01T02:47:22Z

Week 2

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	===Thursday===		===Thursday===
	As Dr Mark is leaving at 3:00pm tomorrow, my task was to allocate and separate which entire hard drives had copies of all its embryos else where and could be wiped so that mark in Berlin can upload more embryos onto the hard drives to be later uploaded onto the database. This task essentially looking at all the files in a drive, see if they are in 05 (the drive i believe to have almost all embryos) or 09 and if they are present in those drives, i am to stack them in a separate pile form those hard drives that have embryos that can only be found on a single drive which Dr Mark is going to keep.		As Dr Mark is leaving at 3:00pm tomorrow, my task was to allocate and separate which entire hard drives had copies of all its embryos else where and could be wiped so that mark in Berlin can upload more embryos onto the hard drives to be later uploaded onto the database. This task essentially looking at all the files in a drive, see if they are in 05 (the drive i believe to have almost all embryos) or 09 and if they are present in those drives, i am to stack them in a separate pile form those hard drives that have embryos that can only be found on a single drive which Dr Mark is going to keep.


			===Friday===

WorkExp2017: /* Thursday */

2017-12-01T02:46:54Z

Thursday

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	===Thursday===		===Thursday===
			As Dr Mark is leaving at 3:00pm tomorrow, my task was to allocate and separate which entire hard drives had copies of all its embryos else where and could be wiped so that mark in Berlin can upload more embryos onto the hard drives to be later uploaded onto the database. This task essentially looking at all the files in a drive, see if they are in 05 (the drive i believe to have almost all embryos) or 09 and if they are present in those drives, i am to stack them in a separate pile form those hard drives that have embryos that can only be found on a single drive which Dr Mark is going to keep.

WorkExp2017: /* Week 2 */

2017-12-01T02:39:04Z

Week 2

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	===Tuesday===		===Tuesday===
	I attended a premed cell biology lecture with my employer being the lecturer. The lecture was a continuation of the Mondays lecture but focused more heavily on the Cyto skeleton and plasma of cells. White blood cells where commonly referenced. Before the lecture i was tasked with continuing updating the Hiendrichson collection. This as usual was the bulk of my task work while updating the DEC spreadsheet about the files.		I attended a premed cell biology lecture with my employer being the lecturer. The lecture was a continuation of the Mondays lecture but focused more heavily on the Cyto skeleton and plasma of cells. White blood cells where commonly referenced. Before the lecture i was tasked with continuing updating the Hiendrichson collection. This as usual was the bulk of my task work while updating the DEC spreadsheet about the files.


	===Wednesday===		===Wednesday===
	Wednesday was the day that all the Hindrichson files had been uploaded onto the database and so it enables to focus all my efforts on completing the Gottingham collection. Mark has suggested that due the large amount of slides and the limited time, it would be wise that when it comes to Embryo's with large amounts of slides, it would be best if i do every 10th or 20th which he has left to my discretion. Mark also offered to to buy me lunch which i happily accepted and while talking we discovered we had a mutual interest in Star Trek. Afterwards i continued uploading till the end of the day.		Wednesday was the day that all the Hindrichson files had been uploaded onto the database and so it enables to focus all my efforts on completing the Gottingham collection. Mark has suggested that due the large amount of slides and the limited time, it would be wise that when it comes to Embryo's with large amounts of slides, it would be best if i do every 10th or 20th which he has left to my discretion. Mark also offered to to buy me lunch which i happily accepted and while talking we discovered we had a mutual interest in Star Trek. Afterwards i continued uploading till the end of the day.


			===Thursday===

WorkExp2017: /* Wednesday */

2017-11-30T00:20:30Z

Wednesday

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	===Wednesday===		===Wednesday===
	Wednesday was the day that all the Hindrichson files had been uploaded onto the database		Wednesday was the day that all the Hindrichson files had been uploaded onto the database and so it enables to focus all my efforts on completing the Gottingham collection. Mark has suggested that due the large amount of slides and the limited time, it would be wise that when it comes to Embryo's with large amounts of slides, it would be best if i do every 10th or 20th which he has left to my discretion. Mark also offered to to buy me lunch which i happily accepted and while talking we discovered we had a mutual interest in Star Trek. Afterwards i continued uploading till the end of the day.

WorkExp2017: /* Wednesday */

2017-11-30T00:09:11Z

Wednesday

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	===Wednesday===		===Wednesday===
			Wednesday was the day that all the Hindrichson files had been uploaded onto the database

WorkExp2017: /* Week 2 */

2017-11-29T23:09:55Z

Week 2

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	==Week 2==		==Week 2==
	===Monday===		===Monday===
	I began uploading files to the Bochem collection which i began to realize doing so would be far more difficult to do. To begin with, not all the files are compressed unlike in the Gottingham files which all are. This essentially means that a large majority of the files are not permitted to be uploaded to the Database resulting in some cases a whole embryo or embryo slides missing entirely. Another daunting issue with the Bochem drives is that not all of them are formatted correctly into the jpeg. As a result i must hand pick and choose which files are and aren't in a collection as the software will fail to upload any slides that aren't formatted properly. Another issue that is is situational and occurs at random is that if a batch has finished uploading and there is no other uploads waiting to be uploaded, uploading another batch will cause it continually pend and it will not scan or progress forward at all. This however seems to dissipate as it happens occasionally or in some instances many times in a row. The only solution is to completely close the software and reboot it every time this error occurs.		I began uploading files to the Bochem collection which i began to realize doing so would be far more difficult to do. To begin with, not all the files are compressed unlike in the Gottingham files which all are. This essentially means that a large majority of the files are not permitted to be uploaded to the Database resulting in some cases a whole embryo or embryo slides missing entirely. Another daunting issue with the Bochem drives is that not all of them are formatted correctly into the jpeg. As a result i must hand pick and choose which files are and aren't in a collection as the software will fail to upload any slides that aren't formatted properly. Another issue that is is situational and occurs at random is that if a batch has finished uploading and there is no other uploads waiting to be uploaded, uploading another batch will cause it continually pend and it will not scan or progress forward at all. This however seems to dissipate as it happens occasionally or in some instances many times in a row. The only solution is to completely close the software and reboot it every time this error occurs. Despite this i had the pleasure of participating in an engaging lecture presented by my employer Dr Mark Hill. The premed topic was cell biology and primarily focused on cell membrane structure and purpose. The cholesterol/sugars, lipids and the proteins located in the cell membrane where discussed in detail as well clips of cell structure and movement. It was an interesting lecture which i had far less difficulty following as it shaped around a year 12 biology as some of the students hadn't done biology prior to entering UNSW,


	===Tuesday===		===Tuesday===
	I attended a premed cell biology lecture with my employer being the lecturer. The lecture was a continuation of the Mondays lecture but focused more heavily on the Cyto skeleton and plasma of cells. White blood cells where commonly referenced. Before the lecture i was tasked with continuing updating the Hiendrichson collection. This as usual was the bulk of my task work while updating the DEC spreadsheet about the files.		I attended a premed cell biology lecture with my employer being the lecturer. The lecture was a continuation of the Mondays lecture but focused more heavily on the Cyto skeleton and plasma of cells. White blood cells where commonly referenced. Before the lecture i was tasked with continuing updating the Hiendrichson collection. This as usual was the bulk of my task work while updating the DEC spreadsheet about the files.

	===Wednesday===		===Wednesday===

WorkExp2017: /* Tuesday */

2017-11-29T23:03:53Z

Tuesday

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	===Tuesday===		===Tuesday===
	I attended a premed cell biology lecture with my employer being the lecturer. The lecture was a continuation of the Mondays lecture but focused more heavily on the Cyto skeleton and plasma of cells. White blood cells where commonly referenced. Before the lecture i was tasked with continuing updating the Hiendrichson collection. This as usual was the bulk of my task work while updating the DEC spreadsheet about the files.		I attended a premed cell biology lecture with my employer being the lecturer. The lecture was a continuation of the Mondays lecture but focused more heavily on the Cyto skeleton and plasma of cells. White blood cells where commonly referenced. Before the lecture i was tasked with continuing updating the Hiendrichson collection. This as usual was the bulk of my task work while updating the DEC spreadsheet about the files.

	===Wednesday===		===Wednesday===

WorkExp2017: /* Week 2 */

2017-11-29T23:03:31Z

Week 2

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	===Tuesday===		===Tuesday===
	I attended a premed cell biology lecture with my employer being the lecturer. The lecture was a continuation of the Mondays lecture but focused more heavily on the Cyto skeleton and plasma of cells. White blood cells where commonly referenced. Before the lecture i was tasked with continuing updating the Hiendrichson collection. This as usual was the bulk of my task work while updating the DEC spreadsheet about the files.		I attended a premed cell biology lecture with my employer being the lecturer. The lecture was a continuation of the Mondays lecture but focused more heavily on the Cyto skeleton and plasma of cells. White blood cells where commonly referenced. Before the lecture i was tasked with continuing updating the Hiendrichson collection. This as usual was the bulk of my task work while updating the DEC spreadsheet about the files.
			===Wednesday===

WorkExp2017: /* Tuesday */

2017-11-29T23:02:56Z

Tuesday

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	I began uploading files to the Bochem collection which i began to realize doing so would be far more difficult to do. To begin with, not all the files are compressed unlike in the Gottingham files which all are. This essentially means that a large majority of the files are not permitted to be uploaded to the Database resulting in some cases a whole embryo or embryo slides missing entirely. Another daunting issue with the Bochem drives is that not all of them are formatted correctly into the jpeg. As a result i must hand pick and choose which files are and aren't in a collection as the software will fail to upload any slides that aren't formatted properly. Another issue that is is situational and occurs at random is that if a batch has finished uploading and there is no other uploads waiting to be uploaded, uploading another batch will cause it continually pend and it will not scan or progress forward at all. This however seems to dissipate as it happens occasionally or in some instances many times in a row. The only solution is to completely close the software and reboot it every time this error occurs.		I began uploading files to the Bochem collection which i began to realize doing so would be far more difficult to do. To begin with, not all the files are compressed unlike in the Gottingham files which all are. This essentially means that a large majority of the files are not permitted to be uploaded to the Database resulting in some cases a whole embryo or embryo slides missing entirely. Another daunting issue with the Bochem drives is that not all of them are formatted correctly into the jpeg. As a result i must hand pick and choose which files are and aren't in a collection as the software will fail to upload any slides that aren't formatted properly. Another issue that is is situational and occurs at random is that if a batch has finished uploading and there is no other uploads waiting to be uploaded, uploading another batch will cause it continually pend and it will not scan or progress forward at all. This however seems to dissipate as it happens occasionally or in some instances many times in a row. The only solution is to completely close the software and reboot it every time this error occurs.
	===Tuesday===		===Tuesday===
			I attended a premed cell biology lecture with my employer being the lecturer. The lecture was a continuation of the Mondays lecture but focused more heavily on the Cyto skeleton and plasma of cells. White blood cells where commonly referenced. Before the lecture i was tasked with continuing updating the Hiendrichson collection. This as usual was the bulk of my task work while updating the DEC spreadsheet about the files.