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By Renata Torres da Costa
By Renata Torres da Costa
By Joshua Stuckey
Congratulations to the winners of the Molecular Biosciences Graduate Student Organization (MBGSO) symposium on Friday March 6, 2026.
There were a total of 48 posters and 6 oral presentations, all of which were excellent.
2026-2027 SGS Fellowship for Excellence
By Megan Schupp
This is your chance to peek inside the walls of Merck’s headquarters. We will tour two different labs and hear from a panel of PhD level employees in a variety of roles followed by networking time. The areas of focus at Merck Research Laboratories include oncology, vaccines, infectious diseases, cardio-metabolic disorders, immunology, neuroscience and ophthalmology. At Merck they believe that research is the will to conquer the impossible and that science will lead the way.
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A Contract Research Organization (CRO) is a great place for a fresh PhD to land their first job. More and more pharmaceutical companies are outsourcing parts of their projects to these CROs so it is a growing industry. Come meet PhD-level panelists who work at CROs to learn how you can get this kind of job and the benefits of working there to get your foot in the door of industry.
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Take your science posters to the next level! Join us for a workshop on creating better science posters in BioRender. In this 45 minute webinar, learn actionable tips and techniques for designing research posters. You'll also learn how to quickly create individual figures for your poster, with a focus on the BioRender software.
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Did you know that Nestle Health Sciences is located in Bridgewater NJ and employs many PhD scientists with backgrounds in life science, chemistry, BME, chemical engineering, and nutrition, among othres? With expertise ranging from medical nutrition to active lifestyle nutrition to pharmaceutical solutions, Nestle Health Science work with a global network of healthcare providers, healthcare facilities, pharmacists, academics and researchers to develop the best options for individual needs. Whether it’s people who want to fill nutritional gaps in their active lifestyles, or those who need special nourishment for certain conditions, Nestle Health Science give them what they need to maintain and improve their health. Join us to hear from PhD level scientists who work in a variety of roles at Nestle Health Science and learn more about career options at this important company.