NJ ACTS Workforce Core, NIH Fellowship Grant Writing Training Group-Each week (9/23 through 12/2), fellows submit drafts of specific grant application components for peer review and comments by the grant coach. View Flyer and Register Here!
The New Jersey Alliance for Clinical & Translational Sciences Workforce Development Core at Rutgers University is inviting you to the Fall 2021 Clinical and Translational Science Intern Symposium on Zoom. After working intensely with members of the NJ ACTS core leads, they have networked with trainees/clinicians/scientists, learned about NJ ACTS, and now they are all […]
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey Trainee Seminar Series (Zoom) Guest Speakers Carola Sanchez Diaz, PhD (Bandera Lab) – “Ethnic Enclaves, Socioeconomic Status and Associations with Obesity among Latinxs” Circe Le Compte, PhD (Kinney Lab) – “Understanding Cancer Genetic Risk Assessment Intentions in a Tailored Risk Communication Intervention Randomized Controlled Trial” Pre-register here!
Campus Communication Cafe – Free Virtual Mini Workshop Series for Rutgers staff, instructors/faculty & postdocs “Fear & Confidence in Presenting” REGISTER HERE!
RBHS Women and Gender Equity Council present “Women Scientists Who Lead: A Panel Discussion” (Virtual Event) – Register HERE! Film Viewing | December 4th-6th (via online stream) Discussion | Wednesday, December 8th 4-5:30pm Join a panel discussion inspired by the documentary film “Picture a Scientist.” The film showcases three women scientists and their journey deep […]
RBHS Women and Gender Equity Council present “Women Scientists Who Lead: A Panel Discussion” (Virtual Event) – Register HERE! Film Viewing | December 4th-6th (via online stream) Discussion | Wednesday, December 8th 4-5:30pm Join a panel discussion inspired by the documentary film “Picture a Scientist.” The film showcases three women scientists and their journey deep […]
RBHS Women and Gender Equity Council present “Women Scientists Who Lead: A Panel Discussion” (Virtual Event) – Register HERE! Film Viewing | December 4th-6th (via online stream) Discussion | Wednesday, December 8th 4-5:30pm Join a panel discussion inspired by the documentary film “Picture a Scientist.” The film showcases three women scientists and their journey deep […]
CHI Science Seminar Series 2021-2022: A Hidden Regulator of Neuromodulation and Motor Learning: Protein Synthesis by the ‘Integrated Stress Response’ ISR” (Virtual) Speaker: Nicole Calakos, MD, PhD Professor, Departments of Neurology, Neurobiology, & Cell Biology Lincoln Financial Group Distinguished Professor of Neurobiology Duke University School of Medicine Zoom Meeting: https://rutgers.zoom.us/j/99141506517?pwd=NFNDK3BiWkxabzBWNEt0RkMzWEtiZz09 Meeting ID: 991 4150 6517 Password: […]
National Center for Data Health N3C Orientation-This session focuses on technical aspects of working with N3C data in the secure Enclave, introduces commonly used analysis tools and the Knowledge Store, a mechanism for sharing and using community- developed code and data across projects. Register Here!
CINJ Grand Rounds: Richard Meenan, PhD, MPH , Kaiser Permanente Pre-register HERE!
Research Resources Workshop Wednesday (R2W2) Series: Rutgers University Libraries Speaker: Consuella Askew EdD, Interim Vice President for University Libraries and University Librarian Join Zoom call!
RBHS Women and Gender Equity Council present “Women Scientists Who Lead: A Panel Discussion” (Virtual Event) – Register HERE! Join a panel discussion inspired by the documentary film “Picture a Scientist.” The film showcases three women scientists and their journey deep into their own experiences of overcoming harassment, institutional discrimination, and years of subtle slights […]
The Institute of Quantitative Biology in collaboration with the Office of Advanced Research Computing and the Office for Research offers a crash course on “Enabling Protein Structure Prediction with Artificial Intelligence at Rutgers and Beyond.” The course will present a broad overview of how Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) methods are being used for de novo […]
