University Research Week at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Mark your calendars! University Research Week returns Oct 21-25, 2024, with the theme “Back to Basics.” This year, we celebrate the power of foundational research and its real-world … Read more
The Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures is excited to hold its annual celebration of undergraduate research on Friday, October 25, in 314 Dey Hall from 11:15 – 1:00. Join us to learn about our students’ exciting research. … Read more
Altmetric can be used to track mentions of research across various platforms, including news reports, social media discussions, references in policy, saves in reference managers, and citations on Wikipedia. Join this one-hour virtual training to learn how you can track and promote … Read more
Presented by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research, the Lunch & Learn series offers a platform for Carolina researchers and research staff to discuss their contributions to advancing UNC-Chapel Hill’s research enterprise within North Carolina and beyond. Join … Read more
We invite you to join us on Friday, October 25, 2024 at the Blue Zone at Kenan Stadium to celebrate the groundbreaking of our new Nursing Education Building. Featuring keynote speaker William E. “Bill” Conway, Jr., Co-founder and Co-Chairman of … Read more
Get one-on-one help from Health Sciences Librarians to learn how to track the impact of your work, seek collaborative opportunities, and understand funding trends in your field. Join this two-hour virtual open session where librarians can help you develop search terms, … Read more
This event is for faculty at UNC who are interested in learning more about ways faculty and students can engage with our Galapagos Science Center, the only university research center in the Galapagos Islands. Ashlan Cousteau, our keynote speaker, is … Read more
In this talk, Chuck Huber will introduce different kinds of mechanisms that lead to missing data such as missing at random (MAR), missing completely at random (MCAR), and missing not at random (MNAR). He then will demonstrate how to use … Read more
The Sheps Center is excited to host the Gordon H. DeFriese Distinguished Lecture on Health Services Research and Health Policy, which has been a pinnacle event for the Center over the years. This lecture is a wonderful opportunity to hear … Read more
This 2-day course (12/12 and 12/13) will be offered ONLINE. It will not be recorded as there are in-class activities. Description: Using network models to understand human processes With increased interest in person-centered interventions and treatments has come increased interest in … Read more
