This workshop discusses how to respond to NIH proposal reviews and how to decide whether to resubmit or change as most proposals are more likely to succeed on resubmission.
Join us to explore your own interdisciplinary and collaborative superpowers, imagine your dream collaborators, and further develop your collaborative skills and sensibilities.
In efforts to advance research related to artificial intelligence and to foster collaboration across campus, MSU wants to learn more about how your use AI.
Spend a full day away from your everyday responsibilities with MSU's Broader Impacts (BI) consultants working on the BI plan for your next National Science Foundation (NSF) proposal.
Join the MSU Water Alliance as they introduce and share a brief summary of outcomes from the October 6, 2023, lunch meeting. After the summary, participants are invited to contribute their thoughts on themes, focus areas, and activities for the MSU Water Alliance.
Join us for the third multidisciplinary cancer symposium featuring Henry Ford Health and MSU speakers and external keynote presentations on basic, translational, and clinical trials to reduce cancer health disparities.
Please join the Michigan State University Center for PFAS Research for the 2023 Annual Symposium. This year’s symposium is titled “PFAS – Current Knowledge and Applications for Agricultural Production” and is hosted in conjunction with University of Maine, Maine Farmland Trust, and USDA Agricultural Research Service.
This webinar, for faculty researchers new to National Institutes of Health (NIH), will focus on NIH's organization, funding opportunities, and more to help you write a competitive proposal to NIH.
The Center for Interdisciplinary Research, Collaboration, Learning, and Engagement (CIRCLE) is a locus for interdisciplinarity at MSU. The center launched in the fall of 2023 to build community, provide training and support for interdisciplinary activities, and conduct research on interdisciplinary research, teaching, and engagement.
Have you created an illustration and felt like something didn't look quite right? This webinar covers the little things to bring your illustrations and figures together using BioRender.
