Martine F. Roussel, PhD, Endowed Chair in Molecular Oncogenics, Co-Leader of Cancer Biology Cancer Center Program, Danny Thomas Research Center, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Hosted by UNC Lineberger's Mike Emanuele, PhD.
Please note: Zoom link will be provided the day prior with an automated reminder email. Registration link for November 18th Dismantling Racism in Academia Journal Club and Discussion Group Sponsor: Training Initiative for Biological and Biomedical Sciences (TIBBS) - Dismantling Racism in Academia (DRA)
Salary Negotiating Workshop with Jordan Sale, MBA Negotiating about compensation is intimidating, uncomfortable and many new professionals lack this essential skill. Successful negotiation of a comprehensive compensation package is a major factor in growth at a company. Tabulating the financial and non-financial components of compensation packages reveals a wide range of outcomes that are influenced … Read more
This training counts towards the completion of the SOM DEI Certificate program Explores unintended/implicit bias and introduces foundational concepts that are necessary to additional engagement with DEI-related topics and issues. This workshop will be offered monthly throughout the year, and is strongly recommended to be first training that participants attend. Other sessions: Dec. 7, Dec. … Read more
Green Zone is for faculty, staff, and students who wish to learn more about the military-affiliated student experience. The purpose of Green Zone is to train members of the Carolina community to know more about the issues and concerns faced by military-affiliated students and to identify individuals who are available to assist this population. Fall … Read more
We are excited to resume our department student seminar series this semester! Details: All student seminars are scheduled on the third Thursday of each month from October to April and begin at 12:00 PM, see the following table. Seminars will also be scheduled on the Outlook Calendar app which have built-in 1-week and 1-day reminders for the seminar. … Read more
Klaus Hahn, PhD, is the Ronald Thurman Distinguished Professor at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His lab develops small molecules and proteins to visualize and control signaling in living cells. These tools enable us to ask how the spatio-temporal dynamics of protein activity govern signaling. The Hahn Lab is developing means to control endogenous proteins with light, and engineering allosteric networks in proteins to confer control by light or small molecules. In metastatic cells they are examining coordination of Rho family GTPases and their upstream regulators, asking why each GTPases is regulated by multiple GEFs, GDIs, and GAPs, and how space and time play a role in this complex circuitry.
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As part of American Indian Heritage Month, "Natives Talk Thursday" is an intentional space *for Native People by Native people.* This drop-in virtual discussion group is for Indigenous folks around the UNC campus and wider community to be able to come together and be in community while safely distancing. We will be checking in on … Read more
Student only event. Dear BCBP Graduate Students, The department would like to say thank you to the BCBP students for making it possible to stay open through these many long months and hope that everyone is staying connected. To provide an opportunity to safely spend time together, we're holding a small student-only event on Monday, November 23rd on … Read more
To help ensure safe social distancing we're limiting the total number of attendees and spreading attendance throughout the event. Please select from the available times and please arrive on time. Of course, if you register for this event but are later unable to attend then please let Gage and Amelia know so your spot can … Read more
