“Psych & Neuro Fest" will include 5 online, synchronous sessions that will allow you to learn more about Psychology and Neuroscience-related research across campus. You can register to be added to the Canvas Site where you can access the full … Read more
The Department of Exercise and Sport Science is hosting our annual EXSS Research Exhibition during University Research Week. Participation is welcome from all areas of EXSS research. Poster presentations may be done for completed research projects or projects currently in … Read more
Learn how and where your research is making a difference. Altmetric, available for all UNC affiliates, can be used to track mentions of research across various platforms, including news reports, social media discussions, references in policy, saves in reference managers, … Read more
In this engaging workshop hosted by the writing center, you will analyze an abstract from your field in order to identify the components of a well-written scholarly abstract. You will then write your own based on your research, so come … Read more
Develop your 3D digital design skills and create vacuum-formed molds (not sure what vacuum forming is? Check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hR_zP60qIxs&t=3s) In this hands-on design and fabrication workshop, create 3D models in TinkerCAD and remotely print them. Then, use the vacuum … Read more
In this workshop, we will explore the world of liquid and gas fittings that are commonly used in the laboratory, in instruments, and in the infrastructure around us. Using hands-on examples, we will learn how various types of pipe, tubing, … Read more
“Psych & Neuro Fest" will include 5 online, synchronous sessions that will allow you to learn more about Psychology and Neuroscience-related research across campus. You can register to be added to the Canvas Site where you can access the full … Read more
Join scholars from across the Native UNC network in a conversation about Indigenous health research underway at Carolina. Drs. Ronny Bell (Lumbee), Jada Brooks (Lumbee), Marc Emerson (Navajo), and Anna Fetter (Mohawk) draw from their respective fields—Pharmacy, Nursing, Epidemiology, and Psychology and Neuroscience—to discuss the importance of multi-disciplinary approaches to advancing Indigenous health. Moderated by … Read more
If you are thinking of pursuing a doctorate degree in mathematics, you likely have some questions! We invite you to ask them during an informal meet-up with a group of professors and postdocs who work in the Mathematics Department. This … Read more
A panel of science communicators will discuss the importance of sharing research-based information in formats that engage audiences, convince skeptics, and inspire collaboration. The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research presents this featured event to highlight the role of … Read more
