Rutgers Princeton Center for Computational Cognitive Neuropsychiatry Seminar-Computational mechanisms of moral inference in Borderline Personality Disorder, Jen Siegel, Columbia University. Register Here and Join via Zoom.
NJ ACTS Workforce Development Core Live Training Event- Basic user REDCap Training. Register Here!
Association for Clinical and Translational Science (ACTS) Translational Science 2020 Webinar Series-Running Research as a Business, Brian Sevier, Ph.D., Denise C. Snyder, MS, RD, LDN, and Teri Grieb, Ph.D. Read more and Register Here!
CINJ Grand Rounds-Cancer Prevention Policy: Promoting Adoption and Implementation of Sun Safety Policy, David Buller, Klein Buendel Inc. Register Here and Join via Zoom.
Pediatric Grand Rounds-Celiac Disease in 2020, Stefano Guandalini, University of Chicago. Join via Webex.
Child Health Institute Weekly COVID-19 Discussion Group
Center for COVID Response and Pandemic Preparedness (CCRP2) COVID-19 Seminar Series-(A new monthly seminar series focused on COVID-19 research featuring external speakers) Dr. Shane Crotty, Professor at the La Jolla Institute for Immunology. Join via Webex.
CINJ Center for Health Equity Distinguished Lecture Series-Populations and Places: Using Multi-Level Data to Improve Cancer Equity, Sandi Pruitt, UT South Western Medical Center. Click here to register for Webex.
The Politics of Water and Lead: The Role of Government in Disparities, System Vulnerabilities, and Social Determinants of Health - Join assistant professor of environmental politics Dr. Megan Mullin of Duke University and Elyse Pivnick of the Trenton-based community development and environmental organization Isles as they pull the curtain on the political structures, roles of local […]
Rutgers Center for Historical Analysis Seminar-Racism as a Public Health Crisis, Dr. Amy Knopf, Indiana University. Will in part discuss COVID-19 health disparities as they pertain to race. For more information on this seminar and to request a copy of Dr. Knopf’s paper and Zoom link, please email quiyana@history.rutgers.edu.
