Center for COVID-19 Response and Pandemic Preparedness (CCRP2) Biomedical Research-In-Progress Series-Translational Science Project(s). Join via Webex.
Rutgers Princeton Center for Computational Cognitive Neuropsychiatry Faculty Candidate Seminar-Striatal Dopamine and the Costs and Benefits of Cognitive Effort, Andrew Westbrook, PhD, Department of Cognitive, Linguistic, and Psychological Sciences, Brown […]
NJ ACTS Special Populations Core 2021 Webinar Series-Using Genetics to Do Social Science: Inside the Social Genomics Revolution, Dalton Conley, PhD, Princeton University. View Flyer and Join via Zoom.
Office of Cancer Survivorship 25th Anniversary Director Series-Survivorship Healthcare Delivery: Challenges and Opportunities Integrating Primary Care, Shawna Hudson, PhD, Rutgers. Read more and Register Here.
Rutgers Princeton Center for Computational Cognitive Neuropsychiatry Seminar-Cognitive dysfunction in depression: implications for risk, maintenance, and treatment, Kean Hsu, Georgetown University.*This will be a hybrid meeting. We will be meeting […]
NJ ACTS First Annual Scientific Symposium-Translational Medicine and Science. The Symposium is open to all interested faculty, postdocs, students and others at Rutgers, Princeton and NJIT. To register, follow these […]
NJ ACTS First Annual Symposium-Translational Medicine and Science. The Symposium is open to all interested faculty, postdocs, students and others at Rutgers, Princeton and NJIT. To register, follow these links: […]
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 […]
NJ ACTS Clinical Research Management Webinar Series “Increase your Scholarly Productivity: Tools and Skills for Academic Researchers” Interested in Expanding your Research Activities and Scholarship? Join an interactive session and […]
Rutgers Princeton Center for Computational Cognitive Neuropsychiatry Seminar-Executive contributions to reinforcement learning computations in humans, Anne Collins, University of California, Berkeley. Join via Zoom.
