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Néstor A. Ruiz González firmly believes that a solid theoretical background, a robust design of experiment, and sound empirical results are essential requirements in scientific research. “As scientists, we owe it to humanity to do better than our best ever in research. It’s not... Read More →

Dr. Travis Block, senior scientist at StemBiosys, Inc. recently spoke to a group of graduate students at the Graduate Student Association’s monthly meeting. Block, an alumnus of the Biomedical Engineering Ph.D. program graduated in 2017. While as a student, he was active in the... Read More →

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital has postdoctoral positions available in bioinformatics/computational biology/biostatistics/epidemiology, cancer and blood diseases, cardiovascular research, genetics, development, physiology and disease, immunology/inflammation, magnetic... Read More →

The University of New Hampshire is pleased to invite your application for the Postdoctoral Diversity and Innovation Scholars program. Please share with current postdoctoral scholars (seeking a 2nd postdoc) or recent Ph.D. graduates in your network. A description of the program... Read More →

Applications are now being accepted for the Ohio State University 2019 Spring Postdoctoral Recruitment Event, being held April 9-11, 2019.  This event will provide an excellent opportunity for outstanding Ph.D. students from leading graduate programs to meet research faculty,... Read More →

The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at UT Health San Antonio celebrated National Periodic Table Day on Feb. 7 by decorating 118 sugar cookies to make a periodic cookie table. According to Compound Chem, the day was founded in May 2015 and the date February 7 was picked... Read More →

Submissions are now being judged for the 2019 P.I. Nixon Danny Jones History of the Health Sciences Essay Award. The winner will be announced by March 1. Watch for an opportunity to hear a presentation by our winner later in the spring. Also, the next Image of Research (IoR)... Read More →

Students will enjoy a free dinner, play a round of networking bingo, and listen to student speakers from each of the five schools. RSVP: www.tinyurl.com/utvoices2019 Student Speakers Charles Ratcliff – School of Health Professions Michael Bounajem- School of Medicine Daniel... Read More →