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“Protein-Protein Interactions-From Inhibition to Degradation”
“Protein-Protein Interactions-From Inhibition to Degradation”
George Burslem, PhD, Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology, Yale University
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Cultural Block Party
Cultural Block Party
On Monday we will have the following at noon in Kerr 1001: Chalkaa- Bollywood Fusion African American Dance Ensemble Bollywood Indigo Dancers Tuesday Global Red Carpet Fashion Show- our students and staff Kerr 1001 12:30pm-12:50pm Wednesday Triggle Irish Dance … Read more
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CIPhER Talk – Collaborative Project Based Learning w/ Lana Minshew
CIPhER Talk – Collaborative Project Based Learning w/ Lana Minshew
Looking to include more problem-solving, collaboration, and communication into your course? Do you want to expose students to real-world problems? Project-based learning is a teaching method in which students gain knowledge and skills by working for an extended period of … Read more
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“Protein Complexes that Modify Chromatin for Transcription”
“Protein Complexes that Modify Chromatin for Transcription”
Jerry Workman, PhD, Investigator, Stowers institute for Medical Research
Cultural Block Party
Cultural Block Party
On Monday we will have the following at noon in Kerr 1001: Chalkaa- Bollywood Fusion African American Dance Ensemble Bollywood Indigo Dancers Tuesday Global Red Carpet Fashion Show- our students and staff Kerr 1001 12:30pm-12:50pm Wednesday Triggle Irish Dance … Read more
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“Pioneering RNA editing technology as an alternative to DNA editing for treating rare genetic disorders”
“Pioneering RNA editing technology as an alternative to DNA editing for treating rare genetic disorders”
Joseph Ruiz, President, Enzerna Biosciences, Inc., Chapel Hill, NC
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Monthly K drive Content Deletion
Monthly K drive Content Deletion
The K drive is an open, temporary, network storage location for NON sensitive data that is not backed up. The K drive should only be used to temporarily store or share non sensitive presentations\work. You should always keep a … Read more
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Rare Disease Day
Rare Disease Day
In acknowledgement of 2019 Rare Disease Day, the UNC Catalyst for Rare Diseases invites you to come visit with the research team. Catalyst scientists will provide an overview of the group’s mission and talk about their rare disease projects. Treats … Read more
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SPAG Presents: How to Pitch Your Research
SPAG Presents: How to Pitch Your Research
A SPAG workshop. Learn the nuts and bolts of narrating your thesis with Brian Rybarczyk. Register at tinyurl.com/yash2qom
2 events,
Cultural Block Party
Cultural Block Party
On Monday we will have the following at noon in Kerr 1001: Chalkaa- Bollywood Fusion African American Dance Ensemble Bollywood Indigo Dancers Tuesday Global Red Carpet Fashion Show- our students and staff Kerr 1001 12:30pm-12:50pm Wednesday Triggle Irish Dance … Read more
4 events,
Cultural Block Party
Cultural Block Party
On Monday we will have the following at noon in Kerr 1001: Chalkaa- Bollywood Fusion African American Dance Ensemble Bollywood Indigo Dancers Tuesday Global Red Carpet Fashion Show- our students and staff Kerr 1001 12:30pm-12:50pm Wednesday Triggle Irish Dance … Read more
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“Duplicating the genome and re-establishing the chromatin landscape”
“Duplicating the genome and re-establishing the chromatin landscape”
David MacAlpine, Associate Professor, Pharmacology and Cancer Biology, Duke University
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Annual Research Symposium
Annual Research Symposium
UNC's Integrative Vascular Biology (IVB) T32 Training Program and the McAllister Heart Institute (MHI) jointly announce their Annual Research Symposium The symposium highlights research from graduate students, postdocs, and medical fellows within the cardiovascular community at UNC and the greater … Read more
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“Opposing Roles of Interferon and Pattern Recognition Receptor Signaling in Cancer Immunotherapy”
“Opposing Roles of Interferon and Pattern Recognition Receptor Signaling in Cancer Immunotherapy”
Andy J. Minn, MD, PhD Associate Professor, Radiation Oncology Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute University of Pennsylvania
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ARIC/TIBBS CNCC with Dr. David Weiss, Associate Professor, Emory University
ARIC/TIBBS CNCC with Dr. David Weiss, Associate Professor, Emory University
Career Networking Coffee & Cookies Come join the Academic and Research Intensive Career Cohort to learn about Dr. Weiss’ career! Dr. Weiss is an Associate Professor of Infectious Diseases and Director of Antibiotic Resistance Center at Emory University, … Read more
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“Cornucopian Copper Rocks the House of Visible-Light Photoredox Catalysis”
“Cornucopian Copper Rocks the House of Visible-Light Photoredox Catalysis”
Oliver Reiser, PhD, Organic Chemistry, Universität Regensburg
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“Targeting BAF (SWI/SNF) and PBAF dysfunction in cancer”
“Targeting BAF (SWI/SNF) and PBAF dysfunction in cancer”
H. Courtney Hodges, Assistant Professor, Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology, Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center, Balor College of Medicine, MD Anderson Center for Cancer Epigenetics
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Exploring Science Journalism via the AAAS Mass Media Fellowship
Exploring Science Journalism via the AAAS Mass Media Fellowship
SWAC Presents: Science Communication Series Continues Come join journalist Yen Duong as she discusses the transition from her Ph.D. in mathematics to work as a full-time writer. Come prepared with questions about the journalism industry, the fellowship, and freelancing. Yen … Read more
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Asheville Summit
Asheville Summit
The Asheville Summit is an annual event hosted by UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy Asheville Campus. The event is planned by pharmacy students for pharmacy students, pharmacist , and other members and students within the healthcare field. Over 120 people … Read more
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Resiliency Workshop – Mindset Matters
Resiliency Workshop – Mindset Matters
Becoming a resilient scientist is a process that includes much self-reflection, including challenging the negative (and oftentimes automatic) thought patterns that affect our emotional state and our performance at work. During this workshop you will learn to understand the stages … Read more
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Special Blood Drive
Special Blood Drive
There is always a need for donated blood in this region. TIBBS and the Office of Graduate Education are hosting the Blood Connection Blood Bus to give trainees and faculty a way to help from just outside your lab. … Read more
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”Worried about how to navigate the ‘Publish or Perish’ system?”
”Worried about how to navigate the ‘Publish or Perish’ system?”
Worried about how to navigate the “Publish or Perish” system? Dr. Katherine Brown, Editor of the journal Development, will provide an overview of how the publishing process works, including some tips on navigating the system. She will also discuss her take on the current publishing ecosystem and its likely future directions. … Read more
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Dissertation Formatting Workshop – Mac Version
Dissertation Formatting Workshop – Mac Version
Wondering how to format your dissertation? Get a hands-on walkthrough of PC or MAC capabilities to assist you. Mac Version: Thursday, March 14th from 1:00-2:30p - Register at http://tinyurl.com/y7zmc4u4 For most graduate students, the Ph.D. dissertation is the single largest document you … Read more
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Dissertation Formatting Workshop – PC Version
Dissertation Formatting Workshop – PC Version
Wondering how to format your dissertation? Get a hands-on walkthrough of PC or MAC capabilities to assist you. PC - Version: Thursday, March 14th 10:30am-12:00noon - Register at http://tinyurl.com/ybvxyces For most graduate students, the Ph.D. dissertation is the single largest document you have ever … Read more
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Leadership Academy – Office of Diversity and Inclusion
Leadership Academy – Office of Diversity and Inclusion
As an extension of the LEAD Program, high school and college participants are invited to engage in an intensive mentoring and preparatory program that includes networking opportunities, unique experiences designed to develop strong professional relationships and provide access to faculty … Read more
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CCNTP Core Facilities Workshops – Day 1
CCNTP Core Facilities Workshops – Day 1
The 2019 UNC Core Facilities Workshop will be hosted by the Center for Nanotechnology in Drug Delivery at the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy. UNC Core Facilities are shared resources which offer a wide range of services to the … Read more
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“The role of DNA looping and break formation in HPV replication”
“The role of DNA looping and break formation in HPV replication”
Lou Laimins, PhD, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
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“CONFOUNDING ROLES OF ESSENTIAL CARETAKER GENES IN TUMORIGENESIS: INSIGHTS GAINED FROM BCCIP STUDIES”
“CONFOUNDING ROLES OF ESSENTIAL CARETAKER GENES IN TUMORIGENESIS: INSIGHTS GAINED FROM BCCIP STUDIES”
Zhijuan Shen PhD, Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, Radiation Oncology
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CCNTP Core Facilities Workshops – Day 2
CCNTP Core Facilities Workshops – Day 2
The 2019 UNC Core Facilities Workshop will be hosted by the Center for Nanotechnology in Drug Delivery at the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy. UNC Core Facilities are shared resources which offer a wide range of services to the research … Read more
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CCNTP Core Facilities Workshops – Day 3
CCNTP Core Facilities Workshops – Day 3
The 2019 UNC Core Facilities Workshop will be hosted by the Center for Nanotechnology in Drug Delivery at the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy. UNC Core Facilities are shared resources which offer a wide range of services to the research … Read more
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Research HUB Presents: Basic Bioinformatics Tools Workshops – Regression, ANOVA in R
Research HUB Presents: Basic Bioinformatics Tools Workshops – Regression, ANOVA in R
Research HUB Presents: Basic Bioinformatics Tools Workshops - Spring 2019 To register and learn more, visit http://guides.lib.unc.edu/bioinformatics Upcoming Workshops Introduction to R: Practical Examples in Linear Regression and ANOVA Thursday, 3/21/2019, 10:00am–12:00pm Location: HSL 307 Prerequisites and Computer Requirements: No prior … Read more
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“Michael O’Malley Lecture: Use of Integrated Pre-clinical and Clinical Models in Early Phase Breast Cancer Prevention Trials”
“Michael O’Malley Lecture: Use of Integrated Pre-clinical and Clinical Models in Early Phase Breast Cancer Prevention Trials”
Carol Fabian, MD Director, Breast Cancer Prevention Center University Distinguished Professor Department of Internal Medicine Mark and Bette Morris Family Professor of Cancer Prevention The University of Kansas Cancer Center
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UNC’s Mechanistic and Integrative Biological Sciences (MiBio) T32 Training Program’s Back to Basics Symposium
UNC’s Mechanistic and Integrative Biological Sciences (MiBio) T32 Training Program’s Back to Basics Symposium
We will be hosting various exemplary, interdisciplinary researchers and trainees who demonstrate how exciting, innovative, and critical basic biological research is. Keynote Speaker: This year's keynote speaker will be Dr. Henry Higgs (Dartmouth University) who is an expert in the actin … Read more
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DPET Guest Speaker: Erin Heinzen Cox, PharmD, PhD
DPET Guest Speaker: Erin Heinzen Cox, PharmD, PhD
Erin Heinen Cox, PharmD, PhD Deputy Director of the Institute of Genomic Medicine, Columbia University
6 events,
Monthly K drive Content Deletion
Monthly K drive Content Deletion
The K drive is an open, temporary, network storage location for NON sensitive data that is not backed up. The K drive should only be used to temporarily store or share non sensitive presentations\work. You should always keep a … Read more
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CIPhER Friday Seminar – Learning Analytics: Using Course Data to Contribute Towards Student Success
CIPhER Friday Seminar – Learning Analytics: Using Course Data to Contribute Towards Student Success
This presentation provides an overview of the emerging field of Learning Analytics, and details the way campus data can be used to inform learning and instruction. Case studies include research projects and university initiatives that involve campus partnerships between faculty … Read more
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“Calm under stress: gene regulatory networks in archaeal extremophiles”
“Calm under stress: gene regulatory networks in archaeal extremophiles”
Amy Schmid, PhD, Associate Professor of Biology, Duke Center for Genomic and Computational Biology, Duke University
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ExploRx Pharmacy 2019 (Asheville)
ExploRx Pharmacy 2019 (Asheville)
ExploRx Pharmacy is a dynamic and multifaceted one-day program on the Asheville campus designed to teach participants what pharmacy is, illustrate what a pharmacist does, and share tips and strategies about submitting a strong pharmacy school application. www.pharmacy.unc.edu/academics/events-for-prospective-students/explorx-pharmacy