This Research Leadership Academy event is focused on how faculty communicate their research, using traditional and non-traditional platforms. In this forum, faculty will have the opportunity to hear from and question a panel of experts engaged in communicating research at NC State.
The Proposal Development Unit invites the NC State community to this seminar series to learn more about the National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants program. The Budgeting for NIH Grants seminar will cover why NIH budgets may differ from other federal agencies, how to be strategic about budgeting, and how to set-up a modular budget. While registration is not required, it is greatly appreciated.
Join the Graduate School for the 5th annual Three Minute Thesis. Ten finalists will have three minutes to present a compelling oration on their thesis topic and its significance.
NC State’s Research Leadership Academy is hosting a junior faculty forum for assistant and non-tenured associate Faculty will have the opportunity to question a panel of senior faculty and university leaders about concerns and challenges as junior faculty in today’s research environment. A pizza and salad lunch will be provided. Register today and contact Laura Kroeger at [email protected] with any questions.
The purpose of the Symposium is to introduce research scholars to each other, and to explore opportunities for new partnerships. The 2019 University Research Symposium will start a new annual event at NC State University. This year’s focus will be on opportunities and intellectual challenges in cross- and multi-disciplinary research.
This free annual event showcases various global cultures through tea, coffee and snacks.
Join the Graduate School for the 3rd annual Three Minute Thesis. Ten finalists, all Ph.D. and master’s students representing five NC State colleges, will have three minutes to present a compelling oration on their thesis topic and its significance.
In this talk, Dr. Alberto Pepe (Authorea) will demonstrate how scientists can collaboratively write rich data-driven manuscripts on the web. He will present software which offers readers a dynamic, interactive experience with an article’s full text, images, data, and code. This talk is free and open to the NC State and TLRN communities but pre-registration is required.
The Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) is an international research communication competition. The exercise challenges PhD students to present a compelling oration on their thesis topic and its significance in just three minutes.