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This event kicks off an agreement between UNC and Duke to provide long-read sequencing services at internal pricing. UNC researchers can access the Duke PacBio Revio, and Duke researchers can access the UNC Oxford Nanopore GridION and PromethION instruments.
This event is for researchers interested in learning more about communicating cancer research to the public and for patient and community advocates to learn more about cancer research. Learn about: Cancer in the Hispanic population by Abner Murray, MD, PhD The Angelic Warrior Foundation by Paulette Duggins (Community Advisory Board) Epstein-Barr Virus mediated cancer development by … Read more
This year’s event will highlight the latest advances in bladder and prostate cancer. The Shea Clinical Cancer Symposium has been specifically designed for faculty, trainees, and healthcare professionals from medical schools in North Carolina, oncologists in the UNC Health Care System, and community provider oncologists in North Carolina and throughout the Southeast. CME credit available.
"Optimizing Digital Health Interventions to Improve Cancer Outcomes" Presenter: UNC Lineberger member Carmina Valle, PhD, Department of Nutrition, UNC-Chapel Hill
The goal of the seminar series is to bring outstanding cancer researchers across a variety of disciplines, to present their current findings to the UNC research community. This is a seminar hosted by the Cancer Research Training and Education Coordination (CRTEC) program. Register here Presenters: Tim Daugird, PhD Postdoctoral Research Associate Faculty mentors: Jeremy Purvis, … Read more
"A Cognitive-Behavioral Management Approach to Cancer-Related Cognitive Impairment" Presenter: Robert Ferguson, PhD, Associate Member, Psychology and Biobehavioral Sciences, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. CE credit available.
This online training will describe three common approaches for working with patient, community, and other partners in your research: 1) consultative community feedback sessions; 2) advisory boards; and 3) sustained collaboration with partners as members of the research team.
"From Evidence to Intervention: Leveraging Population Science to Optimize Cancer Survivorship Care Delivery" Presenter: Lauren Wallner, PhD, MPH, Internal Medicine and Epidemiology, University of Michigan
Join us for a second October seminar, featuring a presentation from Jon Serody, MD.
This online training will describe best practices for building mutually beneficial partnerships. The session will also cover common challenges that researchers and patient, community, and other partners experience when working together, along with suggested solutions.