Research Week Keynote PresentationDr. Joy Gaston Gayles, Senior Advisor for Advancing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion; Program Coordinator and Professor of Higher EducationAdvancing Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion in Research & PracticeSeptember 27 I 11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Via Zoom Webinar - Click Here to RegisterWe are excited to welcome Dr. Joy Gaston Gayles as our keynote speaker…
During this event participants will have a chance to engage with a group of panelists who represent different stages of the faculty tenure career path. Audience members will participate in an interactive discussion on the challenges junior faculty will face as they continue on in their research career.Click Here to Register!
Finding Funding and Distilling RFPs Join us for a Proposal Development Unit lunch and learn. This event is one part of a PDU webinar series that will provide the NC State research community with insights and techniques to think strategically about grant writing.Click Here to Register
Register Today! »The Office of Research and Innovation is excited to offer a special webinar broadcasted by the Research Education and Training team during Research Week at NC State.Do you ever find yourself extremely busy all the time, yet at the end of the day you feel that you have been completely unproductive? This session is for you.…
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This session will discuss what NIH means by “rigor and reproducibility” and how it impacts grant applications. In addition, we will highlight resources available at NC State to help you better address the Rigor & Reproducibility aspects of your application.Register Here
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NIH’s mission is to advance ideas from fundamental biological science all the way to applied healthcare cures. While many of us see our research along that spectrum, understanding how to translate our research across the spectrum is a challenge. In this session, we will discuss NIH’s various models for translational biomedical research, some common challenges…