Registration is now open for Penn State Cancer Institute’s fifth annual Cancer Research Day:
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<li>Saturday, Oct. 15</li>
<li>10 a.m to 2:30 p.m.</li>
<li>Berg Auditorium</li>
<li>Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences Building</li>
<li>University Park, Pennsylvania</li>
<li><a href="https://research.med.psu.edu/cancer-research-day/">Register here </a></li>
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All Penn State undergraduate, medical and graduate students, along with postdoctoral scholars, residents and faculty interested in cancer research are invited to attend in person or via livestream. Cancer Research Day will feature oral presentations by selected cancer research trainees and a trainee poster and networking session.
The keynote speaker for the event is <a href="https://www.chop.edu/doctors/maude-shannon-l">Shannon Maude</a>, assistant professor of pediatrics in the Division of Oncology at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.

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Registration is now open for Penn State Cancer Institute’s fifth annual Cancer Research Day. All Penn State undergraduate, medical and graduate students, along with postdoctoral scholars, residents and faculty interested in cancer research are invited to attend in person or via livestream. The event will feature oral presentations by selected cancer research trainees and a trainee poster and networking session.

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Two Penn State researchers will discuss two vastly different applications of data science: to model architectural knitting and global models of ice sheet changes. The talks, scheduled for 10 a.m. on Nov. 2, are part of the Data Science Community’s lecture series that are open to the Penn State community.

Nov. 2 data science talks to feature ice sheet, architectural textile research | Penn State University

Two Penn State researchers will discuss two vastly different applications of data science: to model architectural knitting and global models of ice sheet changes. The talks, scheduled for 10 a.m. on Nov. 2, are part of the Data Science Community’s lecture series that are open to the Penn State community.

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Nov. 2 data science talks to feature ice sheet, architectural textile research

Penn State Addiction Center for Translation will present the 7th Annual Penn State Addiction Symposium, a virtual event highlighting substance use research, treatment, education and community engagement from all Penn State campuses and community partners, on Dec. 6. Abstracts are due by Nov. 11.

7th Annual Penn State Addiction Symposium abstracts due by Nov. 11 | Penn State University

Penn State Addiction Center for Translation will present the 7th Annual Penn State Addiction Symposium, a virtual event highlighting substance use research, treatment, education and community engagement from all Penn State campuses and community partners, on Dec. 6. Abstracts are due by Nov. 11.

7th Annual Penn State Addiction Symposium abstracts due by Nov. 11

Physicians, scientists, graduate students, research scholars and research administrators who are conducting research or planning a career in clinical research are invited to attend "Building a Clinical Research Program" on Jan. 18 via Zoom.

Webinar: 'Building a Clinical Research Program' | Penn State University

Physicians, scientists, graduate students, research scholars and research administrators who are conducting research or planning a career in clinical research are invited to attend "Building a Clinical Research Program" on Jan. 18 via Zoom.

Webinar: 'Building a Clinical Research Program'

At noon on Thursday, Feb. 24, Assistant Professor of Biology <a href="https://www.huck.psu.edu/people/nita-bharti">Nita Bharti</a> will appear as the second guest of The Symbiotic Podcast’s all-livestreamed third season. View the episode and submit your own questions at this site: <a href="https://www.huck.psu.edu/symbiotic">huck.psu.edu/symbiotic</a>

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Changing the Game in Epidemiology: A Livestream with Nita Bharti | Penn State University

At noon on Thursday, Feb. 24, Assistant Professor of Biology Nita Bharti will appear as the second guest of The Symbiotic Podcast’s all-livestreamed third season. View the episode and submit your own questions at this site: huck.psu.edu/symbiotic  

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Changing the Game in Epidemiology: A Livestream with Nita Bharti

In honor of National Women’s Health Week, the American Cancer Society and ResearcHERS: Women Fighting Cancer present a special edition of "Women in Leadership: A Conversation In &amp; Out of the Lab." Join them for a live virtual discussion on the crucial role of women as health care decision makers.

Women in Leadership: A Conversation In & Out of the Lab | Penn State University

In honor of National Women’s Health Week, the American Cancer Society and ResearcHERS: Women Fighting Cancer present a special edition of "Women in Leadership: A Conversation In & Out of the Lab." Join them for a live virtual discussion on the crucial role of women as health care decision makers.

Women in Leadership: A Conversation In & Out of the Lab

Sally Mackenzie, director of the Penn State Plant Institute, is the next guest to join the Symbiotic Podcast on June 30. Mackenzie will talk about epigenetics, her work with them in plants, and their potential future role in improving human health.

'Changing the Game in Epigenetics: A Livestream with Sally Mackenzie' | Penn State University

Sally Mackenzie, director of the Penn State Plant Institute, is the next guest to join the Symbiotic Podcast on June 30. Mackenzie will talk about epigenetics, her work with them in plants, and their potential future role in improving human health.

'Changing the Game in Epigenetics: A Livestream with Sally Mackenzie'

Registration is now open for Penn State Cancer Institute’s fifth annual Cancer Research Day. All Penn State undergraduate, medical and graduate students, along with postdoctoral scholars, residents and faculty interested in cancer research are invited to attend in person or via livestream. The event will feature oral presentations by selected cancer research trainees and a trainee poster and networking session.

Berg Auditorium at Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences Building

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Penn State Cancer Institute Cancer Research Day

10:00 AM - 2:30 PM / October 15, 2022