WaddellMedical Research Institute

Medical learning channel

Study the evidence

Follow self-directed study guides based on Waddell’s archive in medicine, chemistry, and neurobiology.

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Study path 01

Brain biology and neurobiology

Compare the organoid studies with a Parkinson’s motor trial. Record what was measured in cells and what was measured in people.

Open brain biology records →

Study path 02

Chemistry and biomaterials

Compare the MAO-B enzyme studies. Record the inhibitor, measurement units, assay design, and what the crystal structure adds.

Open chemistry records →

Study path 03

Medicine and clinical evidence

Choose a clinical study. Separate the study population, measured endpoint, safety limits, and unanswered questions.

Open medicine records →

Study path 04

Pharma and pharmacology

Compare the Parkinson’s drug trials. Record exposure, medication state, follow-up, and the main outcome for each trial.

Open pharmacology records →

Research and learning records

Keep the school’s four labels: Observed for recorded measurements, Calculated for derived results, Modeled for simulations, and Hypothesized for proposed explanations or outcomes. Use fixed inputs and versioned methods where feasible. A test is recorded as a test and includes the procedure and results.

Before a simulation or test, record the protocol, versioned inputs, assumptions, controls, and criteria that would change the conclusion. Capture the environment, code version, seed where applicable, outputs, failures, and limits. Report missing data and any source of variation. National Academies reproducibility guidance →

The future school connection is a versioned export of approved medical learning records. School integration and automatic transfer are pending. Private submissions, peer reports, and learner records sit outside that export. Read the proposed handoff contract →