Biomedical and Health Sciences: New Brunswick | Piscataway

Event Description

Virtual Open House

Master of Biomedical Sciences (MBS)/Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences (MSBS)

in New Brunswick/Piscataway

Are you planning a career in the health profession? Join us at the Master of Biomedical  Sciences Virtual Open House.

When

Wednesday, July 11, 2023, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM.

Where

All registrants will receive the Zoom link via email to join the virtual open house.

During this virtual session, you will learn more about the structure, strengths, and curriculum of our master's program. The program directors and some students will be present to answer your questions. There will be dedicated time for Q & A with the directors as well as the students. 

Event Description

Representatives from Rutgers University, New Brunswick: School of Graduate Studies(SGS) will be at the Virtual Exhibitor Session on July 25, 2023 from 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

The Hybrid NIH Graduate and Professional School Fair will provide an opportunity for attendees to prepare for the next step in their careers by exploring educational programs leading to the PhD, MD, DDS, MD/PhD, and other graduate and professional degrees. Last year, more than 300 programs from across the U.S. (graduate schools, medical and dental schools, schools of public health, and other biomedically relevant programs) participated in the Virtual Fair in the hopes of recruiting future students. This year the fair will welcome all interested college students, postbacs, and other young scientists.

The 2023 Hybrid NIH Graduate & Professional School Fair will consist of

1. hybrid workshops on getting to graduate and/or professional school
2. in-person exhibitor sessions - the opportunity for you to learn more about the participating institutions and programs (July 19th, 2023)
3. virtual exhibitor sessions on Whova (July 24 through August 11, 2023).

Event Description

Representatives from Rutgers University, New Brunswick: School of Graduate Studies(SGS) will be at the PM In-Person Exhibitor Session on July 19, 2023 from 1:15 PM - 4:45 PM

The Hybrid NIH Graduate and Professional School Fair will provide an opportunity for attendees to prepare for the next step in their careers by exploring educational programs leading to the PhD, MD, DDS, MD/PhD, and other graduate and professional degrees. Last year, more than 300 programs from across the U.S. (graduate schools, medical and dental schools, schools of public health, and other biomedically relevant programs) participated in the Virtual Fair in the hopes of recruiting future students. This year the fair will welcome all interested college students, postbacs, and other young scientists.

The 2023 Hybrid NIH Graduate & Professional School Fair will consist of

1. hybrid workshops on getting to graduate and/or professional school
2. in-person exhibitor sessions - the opportunity for you to learn more about the participating institutions and programs (July 19th, 2023)
3. virtual exhibitor sessions on Whova (July 24 through August 11, 2023).

Event Description

Dr. Haber studies the cellular processes that repair DNA double strand breaks (DSBs). He pioneered the use of a single targeted DSB to tease out details of the repair pathways in yeast. His studies have had a profound impact on the entire field, including the repair of human DNA and genome editing. His most recent work continues to identify processing steps of DSBs and the genetic factors that influence them.  

Dr. Haber is the Abraham and Etta Goodman Professor of Biology at Brandeis University. He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and a recipient of the Thomas Hunt Morgan Medal for Lifetime Achievement in Genetics by the Genetics Society of America. He is an avid collaborator and a generous authority on all things genetic. His scientific presentations are both engaging and accessible to a wide audience. 

For more information, contact Dr. Marc Gartenberg marc.gartenberg@rutgers.edu.

Event Description

Graduate students and postdoctoral fellows will learn about constructing an NIH fellowship application. This is also a very valuable workshop for graduate students who are writing their thesis proposals. 

March 3 from 12-1:30pm

This session will be held in-person in Piscataway at EOSHI and New Brunswick at CINJ. Lunch will be served at both locations. Others can participate via Zoom.

There will also be a second optional session on March 16 from 12-1:30pm for those who want to receive feedback on their Specific Aims pages. 

This workshops is sponsored by School of Graduate Studies-BHS, Office of Postdoctoral Advancement and NJ ACTS