RWJMS Translational Research Seminar Series-NOTCH as a Novel Regulator of NASH-Induced Liver Fibrosis, Utpal Pajvani, Columbia. Medical Education Building, Lecture Hall 102, 1 Robert Wood Johnson Place, New Brunswick.
Child Health Institute of New Jersey Science Seminar-Study cell-surface interaction and identify the intracellular signals transduce and the pathways that are activated when cells adhere and spread on surfaces, Beatrice Haimovich, Rutgers. Child Health Institute of New Jersey Room 3209, 89 French Street, New Brunswick.
Child Health Institute Special Seminar (Virtual)-Regulation of lgE by T Follicular Helper Cells, Gowthaman Uthaman, Yale. Join via Webex or 650-429-3300, meeting number 798 978 439.
Biomedical Engineering Cell-Gene Therapy Seminar Series-Design, Development and Manufacturing of Polymeric Biomaterials- title from previous year, Adam Gormley, Rutgers and Practical Applications for Biomedical Engineers in Industry, Zach Szcerbinski, Integra. Biomedical Engineering, Auditorium, 599 Taylor Road, Piscataway.
Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Medicinal Chemistry Seminar- Sprycel and Tyk2 pseudokinase stories, Lou Lombardo, Bristol-Myers Squibb. Available via WebEx. Please contact the department.
Rutgers Princeton Center for Computational Cognitive Neuropsychiatry Seminar- Tony Deo, Rutgers. Join via WebEx.
Princeton Department of Molecular Biology Butler Seminar Series- TBA, Maofu Lia, Harvard University. Princeton University, Thomas Laboratory 003, Department of Molecular Biology, 119 Lewis Thomas Laboratory, Washington Road, Princeton.
Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Medicinal Chemistry Seminar-Monoclonal, antibody drug conjugates & peptide therapeutics, Ray Bakhtiar, Teva Pharmaceuticals. Available via WebEx. Please contact the department.
RWJMS Pediatric Grand Rounds-TBD, Kristin Fiorino, University of Pennsylvania. Clinical Academic Building, Room 1302, 125 Paterson Street, New Brunswick. Join by WebEx.
Child Health Institute Weekly COVID Discussion- Discussion of Science article "Projecting the transmission dynamics of SARS-CoV-2 through the postpandemic period", hosted by Lisa Denzin. Connect via WebEx.
Rutgers Princeton Center for Computational Cognitive Neuropsychiatry Lecture (Virtual)- Interoceptive and Cardiac Processes Applied to Addiction, Mateo Leganes-Fonataneau, Rutgers. Join via Webex. By phone 650-429-3300, Access code: 223 246 184
International Society for Research on Impulsivity Meeting (Virtual)- Predicting attention with functional brain connectivity, Monica Rosenberg, University of Chicago; Brain-based prediction of opioid versus cocaine abstinence, Sarah Lichenstein, Yale University; Hippocampal encoding of reinforcement, explore/exploit di lemma and suicidal behavior, Alex Dombrovski, University of Pittsburgh. Join via https://zoom.us/j/97339072127 and For more information.
NJMS Surgery Grand Rounds-Controversies in Paraesophageal Hernia Repair, Aurora Pryor, Stony Brook University. Medical Science Building, Room B610, New Jersey Medical School, 185 South Orange Avenue, Newark
Applications are due by 3:00 pm on May 1, 2020 and should be emailed to NJACTS@rbhs.rutgers.edu. Please see this page for RFA, Budget and Application.
Child Health Institute Special Guest Lecture (Virtual)- Complex Keratinocytes Carcinomas, Pitfall and Opportunities, Bahar Dasgeb, Thomas Jefferson University. Join via Webex. Meeting number (access code): 192 193 709, Host key: 856794, Meeting password: NtViK9gAX87
Child Health Institute Lecture (Virtual)-Racial and Geographical Disparities of Prostate Cancer and Prostate Cancer Aggressiveness in Pennsylvania, Alicia McDonald, Pennsylvania State Hershey Cancer Center. Join via Webex.
NJMS COVID-19 Mental Health ECHO (Virtual)-COVID-19 and Healthcare Workers, Rashi Aggarwal, Rutgers. Register Here.
International Society for Research on Impulsivity Meeting (Virtual)- Exploring strategies for resolving discrepancies in investigations of reward function in bipolar disorder, Henry Chase, University of Pittsburgh; Latent variables underlying strategic adjustments during inhibitory processing, Martin Paulus, Laureate Institute; The role of episodic memory in deciding about the future: Implications for healthy and pathological aging, Karolina […]
