Communicating Your Research - Impact and Significance (PDF) Presentation given on 10/31/2017 This presentation is all about the impact and significance that Communicating Your Research has. Examples like "NIH and FDA bypass traditional, slower deliberative process and fast-track technology transfer from Dr. Marshall’s findings" This is 1 of 3 presentations on Communicating Your Research. This presenter for this presentation was Bob Hyland, A&S Assistant Professor-Educator, Rhetoric and Prof Writing. Contact Office: SRS Modified: 11/08/2022 Download Pin
Communicating Your Research - Example of a Letter of Intent for NIH (PDF) Presentation given on 10/31/2017 An Example of a Letter of Intent for NIH. This is a document included in Communicating Your Research. Contact Office: SRS Modified: 11/08/2022 Download Pin
Communicating Your Research - Adapting Your Research to Your Audience (PDF) Presentation given on 10/31/2017 Presentation explaining how to cater research to an identified audience using stories to drive arguments. This is the second presentation in the Communicating Your Research event. Presented by Lora Arduser, Associate Professor, Director, Professional & Technical Writing Program Contact Office: SRS Modified: 11/08/2022 Download Pin
Communicating Your Research - A Workshop (PDF) Presentation given on 02/26/2018 Best practices for research storytelling, public speaking tips and tricks, improv as a path toward better research communication, tailoring your message to your audience and more. In this two-hour workshop, you’ll spend time on your own and in small groups drafting, honing and practicing how to communicate key aspects of your research to a variety of audiences. Emphasis is on conversations, though you will spend some time writing as well. Contact Office: SRS Modified: 11/08/2022 Download Pin
Communicating Your Research - Project Proposal Abstract to NIH (PDF) Presentation given on 10/31/2017 The proposed research is innovative because we investigate the effect of inflammatory signaling pathways on epigenetic complexes in Treg cells, a heretofore-unexamined process. Insight into epigenetic mechanisms is impactful as T cell progenitor cells inherit the parent transcriptional profile and unlike genetic change, they are modifiable by currently available therapy. An example of a project proposal that falls under Communicating Your Research. Contact Office: SRS Modified: 11/08/2022 Download Pin
Guidelines for Use of Biological Substances in Rodents (PDF) Describes guidelines for testing rodent biologicals prior to entry into LAMS to ensure biosecurity of the vivarium, accompanies Tumor Monitoring Guidelines. Contact Office: ACUP Modified: 09/12/2022 Download Pin
Research Development Support Series: Building Your Research Team: Undergrads, Graduate Students and Postdocs (PDF) Presentation on best practice on forming your research team while keeping positive team relationships over the life of a lab or research project, RDSS event 11/04/19. Contact Office: Research Development Modified: 03/08/2023 Download Pin
How to Find Funding Opportunities - Office of Research Limited Submission Process (PDF) This is a presentation on the entire Limited Submission process using the new website. It also contains times, dates, and locations of presentations that are upcoming through December 1st. This presentation was apart of a group of documents called :"How to Find Funding Opps". Contact Office: SRS Modified: 11/08/2022 Download Pin