BERD Recent Topics in Research Methods Seminar Series
BERD Recent Topics in Research Methods Seminar Series-Clinical Trial Monitoring, Kelly Nye and Paula Valencia-Moulton.
BERD Recent Topics in Research Methods Seminar Series-Clinical Trial Monitoring, Kelly Nye and Paula Valencia-Moulton.
Workforce Development Core Clinical Research Management Collaborative Training Series-Navigating the IND Process for Academic Investigators.
CINJ Grand Rounds-Regulation of Gene Expression and Targeted Treatment to Reduce Health Disparity in Pediatric High-Risk Leukemia, Sinisa Dovat, PhD, MD, Penn State Cancer Institute.
Rutgers Classroom Inclusivity Series - Universal Design for Learning and Inclusive Teaching Strategies. This workshop will introduce you to the principles of inclusive teaching and Universal Design, frameworks which focus on designing learning spaces and experiences that meet the needs of diverse learners. VIEW FLYER
NJ ACTS Workforce NIH Fellowship Grant Writing Series-Under the guidance of a Grant Writing Coach, construct your NIH fellowship application this Fall. View Flyer
Faculty Diversity Collaborative Workshop - Women in Leadership Series Workshop | Women & Negotiation: Narrowing the Equity Gap is the workshop topic. The Presenter is Joanne Cattafesta, PhD, Faculty Diversity Collaborative, University Equity and Inclusion. Join us on Zoom! FLYER
Rutgers Women in Leadership Series - "Women & Negotiation: Narrowing the Equity Gap". Joanne Cattafesta, PhD, Rutgers. View Flyer
NJ ACTS Workforce Core Professional Training Series-The 4 Pillars of Successful Mentorship Training, M. Maral Mouradian, MD, Anita Siu, PharmD, Andrew Gow, PhD. View Flyer and Register Here
Rutgers Classroom Inclusivity Series - "How to Use Ally to Improve Canvas Course Accessibility". We'll explore key features of Ally, including the Instructor Feedback Tool, the Course Accessibility Report, and the Alternative Formats tool, as well as practical strategies and resources for improving your accessibility scores. VIEW FLYER
NJ ACTS Special Populations Core 2022 Seminar Series - Don’t miss next week’s presentation for the NJ ACTS Special Populations Core 2022 Seminar Series. Join our discussion on Epidemiological Surveillance of Fatal Overdose in the U.S. Using Pooled Medical Examiner Records with Chelsea Shover, PhD. FLYER
BERD Recent Topics in Research Methods Seminar Series-Data Management Applications for Clinical Research: REDCap and DMS, Paula Valencia-Moulton and Aimee Merchlinski. Register Here
Opportunities to Thrive: "Building Support for Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder". Join this community discussion on research advancements and increasing support for adults with autism to live independent, meaningful, and happy lives. View Flyer
Rutgers Princeton Center for Computational Cognitive Neuropsychiatry Seminar-The Bayesian Battery : An analysis of brain computations under uncertainty,Caroline Bévalot, Sorbonne University, Paris. Visit the website for more information.
Center for Diversity Education and Bias Prevention Workshop-Diversity and Inclusion in site Identification (Part 1). This workshop helps attendees understand key concepts and strategies for purposeful reflection and growth. REGISTER HERE!
NJ ACTS Workforce Core Clinical Research Management Collaborative Training Series-Diversity and Inclusion in site Identification (Part 1)
Rutgers Classroom Inclusivity Series - "Creating Accessible Online Content". This workshop is designed to explore how to design courses and materials that are accessible to all students. We will cover the basics of online accessibility, focusing on best practices for creating accessible course materials such as text documents (Word/PDF), images, and videos with captions. View […]
Princeton Innovation Center Panel Discussion-How to Build an Effective Company From Academics — How Is This Trend Reflected in NJ, and How Can It Be Accelerated? Register Here
NCATS N3C PHASTR (N3C Public Health Answers to Speed Tractable Results) Initiative Q&A-A new opportunity to use N3C data to provide fast, actionable analyses on high-impact COVID-19 public health questions. Read more about PHASTR and Register Here for the Q&A
Rutgers Classroom Inclusivity Series - "Culturally Responsive Course Design and Teaching Strategies". In this workshop we will discuss the origins and implications of culturally relevant, responsive, and sustaining pedagogies, as well as, how to implement their principles in various subject matter areas. View Flyer
NJ ACTS Workforce NIH Fellowship Grant Writing Series-Under the guidance of a Grant Writing Coach, construct your NIH fellowship application this Fall. View Flyer
NJ ACTS BERD Workshop Training Series-Applied Survival Analysis for Biomedical Researchers, Dirk Moore, PhD, Rutgers and CINJ. View Flyer and Register Here
Road to Commercialization Symposium Series-Rutgers Office for Research Innovation Ventures presents how to License and Existing Company or Launch a startup. View Flyer and Register Here
CINJ Trainee Seminar Series-Allele Specific Expression Analysis in Cancer, Mone Arabzadeh, Rutgers.
Safe(R) Space Training - This 3 hour training program provides a foundation of knowledge to be an effective ally to LGBTQIA students and to those who may be questioning their gender or sexuality. View Flyer
Child Health Institute Science Seminar Series-"Where the Wild Things Are: Interactive effects of genotype, environment, and social circle on immune phenotype in rewilded mice." Guest Speaker, Andrea L. Graham, PhD, Princeton University. View Flyer
RWJMS Tri-Departmental Research Discussion Series-KATP channelopathies in muscle: What goes wrong - and what can be done about it. Conor McClenaghan, PhD, Rutgers. View Flyer and Join on Zoom
CTSA Program Webinar Series-Register Here!
DEIA Events - Violence Against Women in Diverse Populations. Participants will leave this workshop having learned strategies for addressing the various obstacles or issues that victims face in accessing services and negotiating the various support systems. Monica C. Roldan, LCSW, Presenter. View Flyer
DEIA Events - Tyler Clementi Center for Diversity Education and Bias Prevention - "Getting Comfortable with Pronouns" Workshop. The overall goal of this training is to provide an introductory understanding of pronoun use so that participants may walk away with a better grasp on how to honor pronouns, ask the right questions, and clear up misconceptions […]
The Invisible Extinction Film Screening-Rutgers’ microbiologists Martin Blaser and Gloria Dominguez-Bello are subjects of this new documentary examining their decades-long research on the link between our bodies’ microbiome – the bacteria, fungi, and viruses that help us digest food and keep us healthy – and diseases like diabetes, asthma, and autism. RSVP by November 23rd
Pediatric Grand Rounds-Supporting Bone Health in Childhood Disease: Evaluation and Treatment of Skeletal Fragility in Children, David R. Weber, MD, University of Pennsylvania. Join on Webex
Rutgers Princeton Center for Computational Cognitive Neuropsychiatry Seminar-Temporal context effects in risky monetary decision-making, Hayley Brooks, University of Denver. For more information visit the CCNP website ccnp.princeton.edu.
National Academy of Medicine Event-Emerging Fairer & Stronger from COVID-19: Health System Imperatives, Read more
Women's History Month - "Making Change: Women Designing an Environmentally Just Future". The conference features White House presidential advisor Libby Washburn. View Flyer
DEIA Events - "Stopping Asian Hate: Know Your Civil Rights". This program will focus specifically on discrimination and harassment that the AAPI community has faced due to the COVID-19 pandemic. View Flyer
RITMS Visiting Professor Lecture Series-“So What is Aging: Is Cardiovascular Aging a Disease?, Dr. Edward Lakatta, NIH. View Flyer and Join on Zoom or in Person!
Daniel Gorenstein Memorial Award and Lecture-The Pursuit of Better Treatments for Parkinson’s Disease, Dr. M. Maral Mouradian, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Register Here and Click Here for More Information
NJ ACTS Workforce Core Professional Training Series-Intern Final Symposium, After working intensely with members of the NJ ACTS core leads, they have networked with trainees/clinicians/scientist, learned about NJ ACTs, and now they are beyond excited to share their experiences while providing insight into their final project deliverables. Register Here and View Flyer
DEIA Events - Improving Cultural Competence: Addressing Implicit Bias, Bias and Microaggressions. Instructor: Sophia Jones, PhD. View Flyer
2022 Health Innovation Virtual Summit-Digital Health and Connectedness, Keynote Speaker Jared Saul, MD, Global Head, Healthcare + Life Sciences at AWS. Register Here and View Flyer
Trial Innovation Network Webinar-Using the Eureka Research Platform for Digital Trials with Mark Pletcher, MD, MPH. Register here. Read More about the Trial Innovation Network here.
NJ ACTS Special Populations Seminar Series-mHealth Psychotherapy Studies with Older Adults, Dr. Elissa Kozlov, Rutgers. View Flyer and Join on Zoom
Rutgers Classroom Inclusivity Series - "Equity-Minded Syllabus Revision Workshop". This workshop will discuss the purpose of a syllabus and how it can be a tool for equity-minded practice. View Flyer
Rutgers Princeton Center for Computational Cognitive Neuropsychiatry Seminar-The neural mechanics of changing your mind,Timothy Verstynen Ph.D, Carnegie Mellon University.
CINJ Grand Rounds-Targeting Transcriptional Addiction in High-Risk Pediatric Cancers, Adam, D. Durbin, MD, PhD, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. In person and on WebEx.