CINJ Trainee Seminar Series-Detailing KRAS/LKB1 Co-Mutated NSCLC Metastatic Dependency on Host Autophagy or Tumor-Intrinsic Autophagy, Kyle Nunn, Guo Lab. CINJ Auditorium B. View Flyer
Propelus I-Corps Cohort 7 - NSF I-Corps Hub Northeast Region Applications Due. FLYER
Rutgers Center for State Health Policy Virtual Discussion-Exploring Interstate Licensure Compacts: Implications for NJ’s Healthcare Workforce. Ann M. Nguyen, PhD, MPH, Rutgers. View Flyer and Register
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey Grand Round Seminar Series-"Aberrant CRTC Activation in Cancer: Mechanisms and Targeting Strategies" View Flyer
Rutgers School of Health Professions Virtual Open House-Master of Science in Clinical Research Management, designed for students who would like to manage clinical research at a Pharmaceutical, Biotech, Clinical Research Organization (CRO) or Academic Medical Center (AMC).
Center for Leading Innovation & Collaboration (CLIC) Event-Leveraging Big Health Data to Answer Questions about Program and Policy Effects. Flyer
Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology Special Guest Lecture-Multi-omics data integration for improving etiology understanding and risk prediction of prostate and pancreatic cancer, Lang Wu, Ph.D., University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. View Flyer
CINJ Virtual Lecture-Design & analysis of cross-sectional stepped wedge cluster randomized trials with time-to-event endpoints, Mary Ryan, PhD, Yale School of Public Health. Join with Webex.
CTSA Program Webinar Series-Register Here!
Workforce Development Core Clinical Research Management Collaborative Training Series-Community Conservations: Diversity and Inclusion in site Identification (Part 2), These community conversations will allow participants to engage in a dialogue about diversity, equality, inclusivity and accessibility of clinical trials for patients in clinical trial centers. View Flyer and Register Here
Joint Immunology Seminar Series-Center for Immunity & Inflammation and Department of Pathology, Immunology and Laboratory Medicine, Transient and noninvasive bacterial infection accelerates colon tumorigenesis, Fengyi Wan, PhD, Johns Hopkins University. View Flyer
