This session is designed to guide faculty, researchers, and research administrators in setting up their accounts for the upcoming NIH Biosketch changes, which take effect on May 25, 2025. Offered virtually via Zoom, this webinar will focus on the foundational steps needed to ensure compliance with the new NIH Common Forms requirements. What This Session … Read more
Kenneth A. Jacobson, PhD John W. Daly Distinguished Scientist Senior Investigator Laboratory of Bioorganic Chemistry NIDDK, National Institutes of Health Seminar Title: “Action of Nucleosides and Nucleotides at Purinergic and Non-Purinergic Drug Targets” Please join us and show support for our seminar speakers! (For those unable to attend, a zoom link is available upon request to Mimi … Read more
Megan Agajanian, PhD Postdoctoral Scholar, Roel Nusse Lab Department of Developmental Biology Stanford University Seminar Title: "The dynamic role of tbx3 in cancer and development" Location: 1131 Bioinformatics Time: 4:00 PM Host: Mike Emanuele Please join us and show support for our seminar speakers! (For those unable to attend, a zoom link is available upon request to Mimi Baltz) Megan … Read more
This session is designed to guide faculty, researchers, and research administrators in setting up their accounts for the upcoming NIH Biosketch changes, which take effect on May 25, 2025. Offered virtually via Zoom, this webinar will focus on the foundational steps needed to ensure compliance with the new NIH Common Forms requirements. What This Session … Read more
Summary of Seminar: Over 300 genetic loci have been associated with coronary artery disease (CAD), but the functional mechanisms underlying many of these associations remain unclear. Among them, the LIPA locus stands out as a key candidate. This seminar will showcase a variant-to-function study of this critical locus, addressing how LIPA CAD risk alleles impact … Read more
"Surgical Oncology in North Carolina" Philip Spanheimer, MD, FACS Webinar Flyer Live Webinar March 26 12:00 – 1:00 PM Free Continuing Education Credit available: CME • NCPD/CNE • ACPE • ASRT • ODS/CTR This webinar is a part of the Research to Practice webinar series with the UNC Lineberger Cancer Network.
Hybrid Event Early Communication in Autism: A New Tool to Support Clinical Decision Making Communication challenges remain one of the earliest concerns of parents whose children eventually receive an autism diagnosis. Many existing measures in autism only characterize communication differences but are not designed to monitor improvement over time or support clinical decision making. This presentation … Read more
Terrance Kenakin, PhD Professor and Course Coordinator Department of Pharmacology University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Seminar Title: "TBD" Location: 1131 Bioinformatics Time: 4:00 PM Host: Henrik Dohlman Please join us and show support for our seminar speakers! (For those unable to attend, a zoom link is available upon request to Mimi Baltz) Dr. Terry Kenakin will present about signaling bias … Read more
Are you interested in learning about patient and community engagement and how it can benefit your research? Excited by the idea of engaging patient, community, or other partners in your research, but unsure about where to start? Want to know more about how to engage partners at different points throughout your study? Engaging with patient … Read more
"Genetic Testing for Cancer Patients and Family Members: Recommendations" Kate Foreman, MS, CGC Five to ten percent of cancers have a hereditary basis, and hereditary cancer risk is a family affair. In this webinar, we will explore how genetic testing can benefit cancer patients and their relatives. and how oncology providers can support families through the … Read more
Title: "Short-Term Longitudinal Changes in Joint Arthrokinematics and Microstructure in the Knees of Patients Following ACL Reconstruction with Meniscal Surgery" Presenter: Nic Fiorentino, PhD (University of Vermont) Post-traumatic osteoarthritis (PTOA) is an exceedingly common outcome following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction with meniscal surgery (ACLR+M), affecting 50-80% of patients 10-20 years after surgery. Despite the strong epidemiological data … Read more
The UNC Chapel Hill Out of the Darkness Campus Walk is a fundraising event organized by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and UNC students and faculty to raise awareness and funds for suicide prevention. These walks bring together students, faculty, and community members to honor loved ones, support those affected by suicide, and promote … Read more