Rutgers Princeton Center for Computational Cognitive Neuropsychiatry Seminar- Computational phenotyping in Borderline Personality Disorder using a Social Hierarchy Probe, Iris Vilares, Princeton, Online, Register Here
Monthly CTSA Program Webinar-Register Here!
Advancing Urban Public Health - The Future of Public Health: Community, Collaboration, Social Justice, and Health Equity in New Jersey Advancing Urban Public Health: An Equity and Social Justice Approach is one of 12 Rutgers Big Ideas that aim to have global impact on the critical issues of our day. The project’s goal is to […]
CINJ Grand Round Seminar- Against the Grain: Bringing PCPs "back" into Cancer Care through Onco-Primary Care, Kevin C. Oeffinger, Rutgers, Online, Register Here
NJ ACTS TL1 Fellowship, Applications Due Today-The program equips its Fellows with enhanced knowledge, skills, and abilities that provide a broad introduction to clinical and translational research concurrent with their current pre- or postdoctoral research program. (View Letter of Intent) (View RFA) (View Application) For more information, please visit the NJ ACTS TL1 Website
FIRST JOINT HELLENIC MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY & RUTGERS UNIVERSITY e-SYMPOSIUM: Combating Discrimination in Healthcare & Fighting Health Disparities in Greece & the U.S.A. Research from across the globe speaks to the many determinants of health disparities that disproportionately affect a range of populations, including women, individuals with low socioeconomic status, ethnic and racial minorities, immigrants and […]
CINJ Trainee Seminar Series: "Interaction between BRCA2 and MCM10 Regulates DNA Replication after DNA Damage" - Zhihua Kang, PhD (Xia Lab) Register for Zoom call Here!
Center for COVID-19 Response and Pandemic Preparedness (CCRP2) Biomedical Research-In-Progress Series-Clinical Science Project(s). Join via Webex.
NJ ACTS Pilot Funding Notification-NJ ACTS will commit up to $640,000 this year. The program is funded through the generous support of the NIH CTSA Award, the New Jersey Health Foundation (NJHF), and each of the academic partners. Read more.
RITMS Visiting Professor Lecture Series-Translational Medicine in Neurosurgery: Current Concepts in Brain Cancer, Alfredo Quinones‐Hinojosa, Mayo Clinic. View Flyer and Join via Zoom.
