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NCI@NIH Summer Internship Prgm 4.0.2
Summer programs at the National CancerInstitute (NCI) provide students with an opportunity to spend asummer working with NCI scientists and clinicians located on theNIH main campus in Bethesda, MD and off campus in the surroundingarea in Rockville, MD and Frederick, MD. The National CancerInstitute (NCI) is one of 27 Institutes and Centers as part of theNational Institutes of Health (NIH) and consists of almost 350principal investigators and about 1100 postdoctoral fellows andclinical fellows. The NCI conducts and supports research, training,health information dissemination, and other programs with respectto the cause, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of cancer,rehabilitation from cancer, and the continuing care of cancerpatients and the families of cancer patients.The NCI Summer Internship Program (NCI SIP) covers a minimum ofeight weeks, with students generally arriving in May or June. TheNCI and the NIH Office of Intramural Training and Education sponsora wide range of summer activities including lectures offered underthe NIH Summer Seminar Series, attend career/professionaldevelopment workshops, and participate in the NIH Summer ResearchPoster Day. Learn more about NCI at http://www.cancer.gov
NCI@NIH Fellows & Young Invest 4.2
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) is part ofthe National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the federalgovernment’s principal agency for cancer research and training. TheCenter for Cancer Training (CCT) at NCI coordinates and providesresearch training and career development activities for fellows andtrainees in NCI's laboratories, clinics, and other research groups.The cancer training and career development opportunities on NCI’scampus cover a broad spectrum of disciplines for individuals atcareer stages ranging from high school students, graduate students,scientists, clinicians, to healthcare professionals.The NCI FYI mobile application offers a centralized source ofavailable resources to fellows and trainees working on the NIH mainCampus in Bethesda, MD, off campus in the surrounding area inRockville, MD and Frederick, MD. http://www.cancer.govFeatures:• Events – schedule of seminars, lectures, and activities atBethesda, Rockville, and Frederick campuses• Map- use the map and GPS technology to find your way around NIHmain campus in Bethesda, MD• Social media – stay up to date on cancer related news throughNCI’s Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube presence• @Campus – list of amenities, places to eat, and maps and shuttleschedules at Bethesda, Rockville, and Frederick campuses• Quick dial – dial frequently used numbers from your phone• And much more!
DCRI Events at Duke University 1.1.1
The Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI -http://dcri.org) presents the "5th Annual DCRITechnologies & Consumer Healthcare Conference" on September25th, 2013.DCRI brings leaders together to discuss critical health sectortopics and to provide impetus for positively shaping the globalhealth care community. In addition to strengthening relationshipsbetween Duke University and leading health-related organizations,these conferences bring to light many of the dynamic trends shapingthe health care segment today and provide opportunities for seniorhealth care leaders to shape future solutions and outcomes.DCRI-sponsored industry events focusing on health informatics,clinical outcomes, and medical devices bolster strategicinitiatives with leading healthcare organizations and graduatestudent recruitment activities and have triggered actions that havereverberated throughout the health care community.
CowParade N.C. 2012 1.2.1
CowParade North Carolina 2012 presented byWells Fargo features more than 80 life-size cow sculptures, allwhimsically transformed by regional artists, professional andamateur. The stylized cows are grazing in high-trafficked publicplaces throughout greater Chapel Hill, Durham and Raleigh(Triangle). In addition to the Triangle, there are cows at selectWells Fargo branches in Apex, Garner, Greenville, Fayetteville,Knightdale and Wilmington.Cows are displayed on streets, storefronts and other publicplaces, creating a free family friendly outdoor museum of cows. Thelife-sized bovines are approximately 8 feet long and 5 feet high.After transformation, the artist-rendered cows are given fancifulnames fitting of their designs. CowParade North Carolina titlesinclude: “Mootalic Cow, Handy Heifer, Sir Walter Cowleigh, andNorth Cowlina, Udderly Amazing.” CowParade North Carolina 2012presented by Wells Fargo is conservatively estimated to attractover 500,000 visitors to the Triangle during the three-monthexhibition.At the conclusion of the three-month public cow display, thecows will be sold at a live auction in January of 2013 to benefitN.C. Children’s Hospital at UNC Hospitals. The remaining bovineswill be sold via online auction.CowParade has become the largest, most successful public artevent in the world, with exhibits held in 75 cities around theworld and has been viewed by over 100,000 million people. More than10,000 local artists in those cities have produced 5,000+ signaturecows. Perhaps more impressive, CowParade has raised in excess of$30 million for its nonprofit partners in its host cities since1999. In addition, CowParade has contributed well over $3 milliondollars to artist communities around the world.
NCCPPR 1.0.2
Created by the N.C. Center for Public PolicyResearch since 1977, this 2015-2016 Citizen’s Guide to the N.C.Legislature mobile app edition contains contact and biographicalinformation for all members of the N.C. General Assembly inindividual legislator profiles. The app is sponsored by EMC^2.You will also find analysis and insights like:• Highlights and Trends for Legislators’ Demographics andOccupations• Bills that generated statewide attention during the pastlegislative session and how each legislator voted on thesignificant legislation• Legislative effectiveness, attendance, and votingparticipation rankings• District maps and committee assignments
Cytokines 2013 1.0
The 2013 meeting of the InternationalCytokineSociety and the International Society of Interferon andCytokineResearch will broadly cover cytokines in health anddisease. Theaim of the meeting is to be an outstandingstate-of-the-art meetingin the field of cytokines, covering basicscience as well asclinical research and applications to the therapyof humandiseases.The topics will include aspects of the biology,signaltransduction mechanisms, gene regulation, and epigeneticsrelatedto cytokines and cytokine receptors in innate andadaptiveimmunity, host-pathogen interactions, inflammation,autoimmunity,tumor immunity, hematopoiesis, and stem cell biology.Sessions willinclude cutting edge basic science and clinicalsciencepresentations both in plenary symposia, concurrent symposia,andposter/workshop sessions.The meeting will be exciting for academic basic scientistsandclinical investigators as well as for a range of scientists inthebiotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. In addition toseniorscientists and physicians, broad attendance by graduatestudentsand post-doctoral fellows is anticipated. This blend ofattendeeswill help assure a vibrant and exciting conference.
FASEB MARC 1.0.1
For more than 20 years, the FASEBMinorityAccess to Research Careers (MARC) Program has promoteddiversity inthe biomedical and behavioral sciences, as well as thetraining andadvancement of underrepresented minority students,postdoctoralfellows, faculty and scientists. We seek to provideaccess toresources and training that incorporate a variety ofprograms andbenefits for these individuals. However, for FASEB andtheindividuals involved in the FASEB MARC Program, it is aboutmuchmore than the resources, the training, and the access. It isaboutmaking dreams come true and reaching full potential.
AEP 2014 1.0.1
Academic Event Professional (AEP 2014)providesa high level, targeted marketing opportunity to suppliersinacademia. Now entering its eighth year, the AEP conferenceprovidesunparalleled education for event planners fromuniversities,colleges, and schools across North America andinternationally.AEP continues to grow year after year followingsuccessfulconferences in Los Angeles, Atlanta, San Diego, NewOrleans,Phoenix, Tampa, and Chicago.The conference will take place at our host hotel, theGaylordOpryland Resort and Convention Center, on Friday, January10, 2014and at our host institution, Belmont University, onSaturday,January 11, 2014.
BTIS 2.1
The Britt Technology Impact Series (BTIS) isaprogram of MBA-facing initiatives at Tuck School ofBusinessincluding panels and conferences, Tech@Tuck events,industryspeakers and academic seminars focused on a yearlytheme,illuminating the impact of a technology on individualsandenterprises. Yearly, the Center produces an overview tosummarizekey learnings and to provide students with tangibleperspectives onrelevant business and technology issues. Download tostay notifiedof upcoming events and explore past learnings.
USDA DRI Calculator 1.0.2
Easily calculate daily nutrientrecommendations for dietary planning based on the Dietary ReferenceIntakes (DRIs). With this app, the USDA’s Food and NutritionInformation Center:• puts the National Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Medicine’sDRI recommendations at the fingertips of health care practitioners,including Registered Dietitians (RDs), doctors, nurse practitionersand others who can help consumers interpret and use these DRIvalues to guide healthy dietary behaviors.• enhances accessibility to the DRIs and• provides supplemental information, such as access to DRI reports,nutrition education resources and pregnancy weight gain charts tofurther educate users.
