Wrapping up Fred Hutch's Science Education Partnership Summer Session with poster presentations and an open house! For the past three weeks, high school teachers from across Washington State have been at our Seattle campus learning molecular biology skills with colleagues, working alongside scientist-mentors in their labs and developing a curriculum project to share their experiences with their students. After completing the Summer Session, teachers have access to SEP's Kit Loan Program, including complete lesson plans and all the biotechnology equipment, reagents and supplies needed to turn their classrooms into labs. Technical and scientific support is also readily available from program staff and scientists at the Hutch. 🍏🔬 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gWeuu3v4
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2 days of education sessions done. My mind is in overdrive! Day 1 of the scientific meeting has begun. Still much learning to be had! #ptcog62 #singapore #cancerresearch #particletherapy #radiationtherapy #trogcanceresearch
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Did you know that increased course structure can boost student performance, sense of belonging, and retention in undergraduate science programs? 🤔 Join Dr. Kim Quillin, professor and author, as she shares an example of a high structure course in introductory biology, with strategies and practices you’ll be able to include in your own course! Sign up to join us live, or receive a recording of the webinar: http://spr.ly/6041Ra90W #HigherEd #Biology #BiologyWebinar
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Here's more evidence of changing post-PhD career paths, this time for graduates of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory. More recent cohorts were less likely to go into PI roles, and more likely to go into other academic roles, industry research, non-research, and even non-science roles. While in this particular example the majority of graduates stayed in academia, it's a pretty reasonable assumption that academia will be the minority outcome for EMBL graduates soon. Junyan Lu, Britta Velten, Bernd Klaus, Mauricio Ramm, Wolfgang Huber, Rachel Coulthard-Graf (2023) Meta-Research: The changing career paths of PhDs and postdocs trained at EMBL eLife 12:e78706
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Tonight: Uncover how VR labs are transforming the teaching of IB sciences fully online. Don't miss out on this digital revolution. Register in the link below. Let's make learning an adventure!
Join us for our second webinar of the VictoryXR Spring 2024 Webinar Series. This Free webinar will feature Felicia Chen Xin En, M.Ed., IB Diploma Program Teacher, Biology & Chemistry and Stephanie Castle, IB Biology Teacher at Dwight Global Online School as they explain the Transformative Role of VXRLabs in Fostering High School Science Practical Skills from their personal and real-life observations. Date: Tuesday, March 19 Time 4:00 pm PST/7:00 pm EST RSVP: https://lnkd.in/gZpatCve
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🎓 A new edition of the #MasterChemBioMat comes to an end. The 4th graduating class addressed major challenges in the fields of chemistry, biology and materials science over a period of 3 academic semesters. Big congrats to all of you! 🍾 Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/dpwiQi-9
The 4th edition of the Master ChemBio&Mat comes to an end
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I am so happy these five students, who conducted research with me, either as participants of my NSF SMRP or my M-PURE program, were all granted “Highest Honors/Honors” one week before graduation. Three of the five students presented their senior investigative projects (SIPs) on research they completed in the Chemistry Program in the Department of Natural and Behavior Sciences. One of the five students was granted Highest Honors in both Chemistry and Biology. Two National Science Foundation grants supported all research, the HBCU Research Initiative Award (RIA), and the HBCU Target Infusion Project(TIP). #chemistry, #STEM, #research, #jcsu
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Today is National Science Appreciation Day! Let's take a moment to acknowledge the incredible benefits that science has brought to our lives. From medicine to technology, science has transformed the quality of life for so many people on our planet. It has unleashed human potential and improved human outcomes in countless ways. Let's celebrate the hard work and dedication of all the scientists who have made this possible. Check out the link below to learn more about National Science Appreciation Day. #NationalScienceAppreciationDay #ScienceBenefits #GratefulForScience
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Great tips for surviving the first week of your PhD and beyond... Thanks to Seph from the University of Bath, and Kate and Shannon from the University of Bristol) for being so candid and sharing!
If you've just taken the first steps on your PhD journey, you'll almost certainly be settling in to a very busy new schedule! 🗓️ The challenges of a PhD can be daunting, so be sure to allow yourself time away from the lab to recharge your batteries & take care of yourself 💪 In this article, PhD students Seph Nelson, Katie Kamenish & Shannon Lacey share their advice for surviving those early days of your doctoral studies: https://ow.ly/xM2g50Tj1ZF #PhD #PhDhelp #PhDsupport #PhDforum #PhDtips #PhDadvice #PhDfirstyear #sciencePhD #lifescience
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Biobank management | Biosafety | Aptamers | Virology and Microbiology | Entrepreneurial mindset | Training and Development | Internship coordination |
#openposition alert for Phd at Utrecht University,Netherlands See the post below for more information and to apply! To #stayinformed on the latest #jobopenings & #openpositions by #connecting with me on LinkedIn! #jobs #openpositions #Biotechjobs #microbiologyjobs #lifesciencejobs #MolecularBiologyJobs #careeroppurtunities #Labopportunities #ResearchJobs #LifeSciCareers #clinicalresearch #opportunities2024 #postdoc
Christian || Doctoral Researcher at Max Planck Institute of Immunobiology and Epigenetics || Epigenetic Mechanisms || Poet || Director of The Qayers Group
PhD Position on Plant-Microbiome Signalling at Utrecht University, Netherlands. This position is within the research team led by Dr Ronnie de Jonge which is embedded within the Plant-Microbe Interactions (PMI) chair group of the Department of Biology. Dr De Jonge’s team, specifically, emphasises on developing and leveraging high-throughput methodologies, implementing innovative ‘omics solutions, performing data analysis, and training computer models to characterize plant-microbiome interactions. The application deadline is 17 March 2024. #scholarshipopportunities #graduateschool #gradschool #phd #phdposition #doctoralstudies #doctoralcandidate #graduatestudents #funding #research #university #theqayersgroup and #keepyourdreamsalive
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Business Development Manager at biocrates | connector of people to metabolomics solutions
Thanks Thomas G. Sors, PhD for having me on Pathfinder! I really enjoyed this conversation and I hope that it can help someone else who is facing a similar decision. This mirrors a lot of my thoughts shared in my article on my transition from my Chemistry PhD to business development: https://lnkd.in/gE5NPYzq .
On this NEW EPISODE of Pathfinder we talk to Marissa A. Jones, PhD Jones who is a Business Development Manager at biocrates life sciences ag, where she connects researchers with metabolomics solutions. She earned her PhD in Analytical Chemistry from Vanderbilt University, studying under Dr. Richard Caprioli, who is known for his contributions to imaging mass spectrometry. Transitioning from academia to business development, Dr. Jones leverages her training as a PhD analytical chemist to guide researchers to the best technology for their needs. She has published in prestigious journals such as Analytical Chemistry and the Journal of Experimental Medicine. As a former National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship awardee and Womix Mentorship Award nominee, Dr. Jones is dedicated to advancing the field of mass spectrometry and supporting future generations of scientists. #pathfinder #purdueuniversity #pi4d #careers #lifesciences 👇CLICK HERE👇 https://lnkd.in/gQAj282H
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