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Office of University Interdisciplinary Programs Events

The Office of University Interdisciplinary Programs regularly hosts and supports events promoting collaboration across disciplines at NC State.

Nobel Laureate Lecture with David W.C. MacMillan

Join us on May 3, 2024 to hear about the advent and development of asymmetric organocatalysis in MacMillan’s laboratory.

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Featured events

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A Conversation With the Bioinformatics Cluster

Tuesday, April 16, 8:45-10 a.m.

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Social Innovation Fellows Final Presentation

Wednesday, April 24, 5:30-7:30 p.m.

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Data Science and AI Education Share Fair

Wednesday, May 1, 12-3:30 p.m.

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Upcoming OUIP Events

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Apr 16

Tuesday8:45 AM

A Conversation With the BioInformatics Cluster
Apr 16

Tuesday12:00 PM

Genetic Engineering and Society Colloquium
Apr 16

Tuesday12:00 PM

Science-Themed Escape Room Coming to NC State

Unit Calendars

Learn about what’s happening with individual units in the Office of University Interdisciplinary Programs.

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past OUIP events

Envisioning Urban Futures

As part of the Long View Project, the Office of University Interdisciplinary Programs, the NC State University Libraries, Arts NC State and the Initiative for Community Growth and Developmentg Urban Futures invited participants to to explore cities of the near and distant future.

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Integrative Sciences Building Groundbreaking Ceremony

The state-of-the-art building will house the new Integrative Sciences Initiative. Together this building and initiative will transform teaching, research and public engagement in chemistry and other STEM fields at NC State.

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Biomimicry Symposium

The Office of University Interdisciplinary Programs and the Integrative Sciences Initiative held a symposium focused on “Biomimicry Across Scales: From Macro to Molecular.”

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