To achieve a more sustainable planet, radical efforts are needed to provide alternative energy sources to address increasing global energy consumption. A future that includes and relies on renewable energy is a multi-faceted endeavor, and researchers at Carolina are tackling … Read more

A new NASA satellite called SWOT is recording the first global survey of Earth’s water cycle with unprecedented accuracy — and UNC-Chapel Hill hydrologist Tamlin Pavelsky is verifying its data from North Carolina to New Zealand. Pavelsky and his research … Read more

This class will cover the basics of literature searching utilizing the new PubMed interface. This class is intended for students, faculty, or staff unfamiliar with PubMed’s redesigned interface or those new to literature searching. Participants will learn to navigate the … Read more

Presented by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research, the Lunch & Learn series brings together Carolina researchers to share their work addressing and mitigating the impact of climate change in North Carolina. Each session will feature a distinct … Read more

Network with School of Medicine faculty entrepreneurs to learn more about commercializing your research or starting a company. Participants Rahima Benhabbour, PhD, Msc Assoc. Professor, BME Founder, AnelleO Matthew Hirsch, PhD Assoc. Professor, Ophthalmology Founder, Bedrock, RainBio Chad Pecot, MD … Read more

This panel will highlight research staff from various projects based within the UNC Center for Health Equity Research. Panelists will discuss their perspectives on health equity and community-engaged research, drawing on their experience and lessons learned in supporting such work. … 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

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality-funded T32 training program house at the Sheps Center holds a weekly seminar during the semester that is open to the campus community. Fellows present their works in progress for feedback as well as … Read more

When Marley Parker graduated from the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media in 2010, she had no idea her career would involve documenting scientific endeavors in some of the most remote places on the planet. After spending five years … Read more

If you’ve ever walked across Rams Head Plaza, you’ve walked across a green roof. Green roofs, or vegetated roof systems, consist of membranes, soils, and plantings that are installed on top of buildings, typically designed to optimize energy conservation. While … Read more

In this workshop, you will learn digital design techniques for producing inter-connected parts. How can that 3-D printed part interface with your lab equipment or with another 3-D printed part? How can lasercut pieces be put together to form a … Read more

Learn how to enter the research community at UNC. Discover research opportunity resources, learn how to identify faculty mentors to work with, and see how the Office for Undergraduate Research can support your research efforts. The workshop will include a … Read more

This event is for folks who already know they are interested in the support side of academic research or those being exposed to it for the first time. The event will include an informational presentation on the research ecosystem at … Read more

This event will feature a panel of recent UNC School of Education undergraduates — from the Human and Organizational Leadership Development (HOLD) and Human Development and Family Science (HDFS) programs — discussing their undergraduate research experiences and the value of … 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

Presented by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research, the Lunch & Learn series brings together Carolina researchers to share their work addressing and mitigating the impact of climate change in North Carolina. Each session will feature a distinct … Read more

This workshop will cover the basic features of Covidence, a tool for managing systematic reviews. We will focus on creating projects, importing libraries from citation managers, the screening process, and support resources for data extraction. This class is structured for … Read more

With data produced at unprecedented rates, every sector of society is grappling with the challenges brought forth by the rapidly changing climate of ‘big data.’ Researchers at the Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) are committed to tackling these challenges and transforming … Read more

The Center for Galapagos Studies will kick off University Research Week with a Q&A on our seed grant program at 3 p.m. in Toy Lounge, located in Dey Hall, where participants will be able to hear from UNC researchers currently … Read more

Enjoy five 15 minute presentations by this year’s recipients of the Phillip and Ruth Hettleman Prizes for Scholarly Achievement. The talks will provide an engaging look into these distinguished early career scholars’ work. The late Phillip Hettleman, a member of … Read more

Learn how track the impact of your work, seek collaborative opportunities, and understand funding trends. Dimensions is a linked research knowledge system, available to all UNC affiliates, that brings together grants, publications, citations, alternative metrics, clinical trials, patents and policy … Read more

In this workshop, you will create 2D digital designs in Adobe Illustrator and learn how to adapt these designs for different makerspace tools. Identify the design modifications that control the functional outputs of the laser cutter. Experiment with how the … Read more

Join us to learn about research opportunities for undergraduate students in the Department of Earth, Marine and Environmental Sciences. Department faculty will discuss their research and Kevin Stewart, Director of Undergraduate Studies, will explain how to get started in research … Read more

Dr. Gidi Shemer, the Director of Undergraduate Research in Biology, will share information and tips getting started in undergraduate research in Biology. He’ll talk about identifying mentors and labs, locating opportunities, and getting course credit for your research. There will … Read more

Do you have instruments or circuitry that you want to connect to your computer for further analysis and display? It is easy to get this up and running quickly by connecting data acquisition hardware to a laptop that is running … Read more

Register for this event There is no "one-size-fits-all" approach to engaging patient, community, or other partners in your research. Rather, there are a variety of engagement methods to suit your study's needs, your research team's capacity, and your partners' interests. … Read more

Presented by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research, the Lunch & Learn series brings together Carolina researchers to share their work addressing and mitigating the impact of climate change in North Carolina. Each session will feature a distinct … Read more

Enjoy coffee and treats while viewing the “Snapshot: Climate” exhibit from Southern Cultures quarterly, on view at the Center for the Study of the American South. The “Snapshot: Climate” issue features more than 60 photographs and accompanying short reflections from … Read more

The Introduction to Systematic Review Methods workshop provides an overview of the systematic review and scoping review process, with a focus on research methodology. Participants will gain skills and practice to complete a high-quality review; content includes creating a literature … Read more

Click Here to Learn More About Carolina Nursing This one-hour seminar will provide an overview of research Carolina nurses are doing to address the world’s most challenging health care problems, with a focus on reducing disparities and promoting health equity. … Read more

A healthy lifestyle can help you feel great and maintain body weight, but it can also decrease your cancer risk. Stephen Hursting, PhD, MPH, NRI director and international leader in the area of nutrition, obesity, metabolism, and cancer, explains the … 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

This panel will spotlight equity-centered health research being conducted by faculty of the UNC Center for Health Equity Research. Diverse projects will be presented, such as rural, youth-engaged community development, environmental health issues in American Indian communities, and healthy food … 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

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

In The Graduate School’s annual Three Minute Thesis competition final round, graduate students present their groundbreaking research in an easy-to-understand way without going over three minutes. Ten finalists will compete for cash prizes and the opportunity to advance to the … 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

A lecture and discussion on the importance of gendered language in the context of the early modern period and how this language parallels with our understanding of gender identities and language today. The lecture will include references to works from … 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

Whether you're a student eager to connect with a research mentor or a professional looking to sharpen your mentoring skills, this is the event for you. Join a panel of researchers from many career levels to learn the strategies you … 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 the Health Sciences Library to hear from a panel of experts about the process of planning, completing, publishing, and teaching systematic reviews. Panelists from across health affairs at Carolina will share their experiences, strategies, and lessons learned through successfully … 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

The 2023 Merrimon Lecture will be presented by I. Glenn Cohen, Deputy Dean and James A. Attwood and Leslie Williams Professor of Law, Harvard Law School and Faculty Director, Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology & Bioethics. Prof. Cohen … Read more

Presented by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research, the Lunch & Learn series brings together Carolina researchers to share their work addressing and mitigating the impact of climate change in North Carolina. Each session will feature a distinct … 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

More undergraduates are finding creative ways to combine studying abroad and research. Join us to learn more about study abroad programs that include credit-bearing research opportunities. Representatives from the Office of Undergraduate Research and the Study Abroad Office will lead … Read more

In this workshop, we will explore the worlds of fasteners and adhesives. There are thousands of choices out there, each with their own unique, and sometimes obscure, nomenclature. We will use hands-on examples to learn how various fasteners work, how … 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

Learn about the diverse research and internship projects undertaken by undergraduate students in the Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures! Brief student presentations about their projects and their experiences abroad will be followed by a relaxed and friendly … Read more

Tours of the world class laboratories available in the Department of Mathematics. Live demonstrations of a range of striking fluid experiments will be performed in the Physical Mathematics Lab from 10-11am (Chapman Hall 311), and in the Joint Fluids Lab … Read more

Moderated by Kathleen Mullan Harris. Speakers will include: Jessica Su: “Structural Sexism and Early Childbearing” Lauren Gaydosh: “Biomarkers of Health & Emerging Risk in Established Adulthood” Taylor Hargrove: “Structural Racism & AD/ADRD Risk among Early Midlife Adults” Reed DeAngelis: “Historical … Read more

Presented by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research, the Lunch & Learn series brings together Carolina researchers to share their work addressing and mitigating the impact of climate change in North Carolina. Each session will feature a distinct … Read more

Determining the impact of your research can be challenging. During this workshop, participants will be provided useful tips and tools for optimizing the reach of their work. Attendees will gain a series of strategic skills to help ensure their published … Read more

"Blogging and Belonging: Prague's Czech-Vietnamese Community and What Social Media Might Have Been,” a public lecture and discussion by Chad Bryant, UNC-CH Professor of History At 12:30 on Friday, October 27th, in a public lecture and discussion sponsored by UNC-CH's … Read more

A panel of alumni and current undergraduate students working on honors theses will present on their research. They will also discuss their experience working on premodern topics and materials. This is a hybrid (in-person and online) event. Zoom Link to … Read more

Each year, the Postdoctoral Awards for Research Excellence (PARE) are given in recognition of the research promise demonstrated by individual postdoctoral scholars. The awards are open to postdoctoral scholars in all disciplines and are designed to assist postdoctoral scholars in … Read more

Lecture title to be announced at a later date presented by Dr. Luis-Manuel Garcia-Mispireta (University of Birmingham) Note: This event is co-sponsored with Duke University’s Department of Music. It will be held at 4:00 pm in Biddle Music Building at … Read more

FEATURING Eden Rosenbaum, soprano Isabelle Kosempa, mezzo-soprano Cameron Davis, tenor Ethan Bunch, baritone C. Leonard Raybon, baritone This is a free and in-person event. Sacred Nine Project: Mending Sampler Sacred Nine Project is excited to celebrate John Wood Sweet’s, The … Read more