Tuesday, 03 Dec 2024
Seminar: Time flies, how? Unlocking the secrets of aging
Join this Genetics, Development and Cell Biology department seminar to hear Dr. Hongie Li, Baylor College of Medicine assistant professor and Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) scholar, discuss research into organism-level aging rate at a cellular level using the Aging Fly Cell Atlas, the first single-nucleus trascriptomic map of the whole aging organism.
Wednesday, 04 Dec 2024
Broader Impacts Identity
This workshop explores the notion of a Broader Impacts (BI) identity that will represent the long-term impact and legacy researchers efforts will have on society. It focuses on the idea of intertwining research identity and BI identity, to chart out an overall Impact Identity, and takes participants through a series of interactive, hands-on, individual and small-group activities to create in impact inventory and start forging an impact identity.
Thursday, 05 Dec 2024
Workshop: Preparing Multi-Institutional Proposals
Complex proposals often involve collaborators! This session will discuss how to identify the proper role for collaborators, how to include them in the budget, and tips on communication and organization in order to get the proper documentation for thorough proposal processing. We'll highlight tips in Streamlyne for including subrecipients, alternative performance sites, or external key persons.
Tuesday, 10 Dec 2024
Seminar: Metabolic regulation of the male germline stem cell niche
Join this Genetics, Development and Cell Biology department seminar to hear Dr. Rafael S. Demarco, assistant professor in the department of biology at the University of Louisville, discuss research that highlights a critical role for metabolic factors in stem cell maintenance, providing a framework for investigating the impact of aging and metabolic diseases or stem cell function and tissue homeostasis.
Workshop: Subrecipient Monitoring
Collaborations with subrecipients are an essential part of research, but how do we properly manage subrecipients? Join OSPA as we examine the Uniform Guidance's expanded requirements for subrecipient monitoring on federal financial assistance awards. We will review roles and responsibilities within ISU along with important source documents like the Subrecipient Request Form and the Subrecipient Information Questionnaire.
Meeting: Research Project Management Council
This event is open to all P&S staff who manage sponsored research projects or programs. Connect with other research project management professionals and learn how the council can support you.
Workshop: NIH Funding Fundamentals
Join us for a workshop designed to give you a fundamental understanding of the NIH grants process. We'll cover essential funding mechanisms, determine which mechanism is best for your project, and strategies for navigating the simplified review framework that will take effect for submissions after January 24, 2025. You'll learn how to identify an NIH program officer and explore early career and new investigator benefits.