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All Students: Please select 2-3 topics of interest for the "Ask an Expert" Lunch Tables

"Ask an Expert" Lunch Tables are designated topical tables with host scientists. The hope is to encourage professional and collegial interaction between students, post-docs and senior scientists. These are not meant to be 'mini-seminars', but rather conversation starters with hosts who have some experience with the Table Topic. The conversation can certainly deviate from the assigned topic. The goals are to enjoy lunch time conversations that will enhance collegial development and develop professional networks. You are encouraged to explore topics outside your expertise to learn new perspectives that may help you "think outside the box".

There will be 6-8 seats at each table, first come, first serve.

1st choice:
Click for options So You Are Thinking About Grad School – Erin Rosenbaugh and Tamra Trehearn, PhD candidates in UNMC CIP Program. Life After Getting a PhD – Dr. Keshore Bidasee and Dr. Myron Toews Pipes and Pumps: What’s New in Cardiovascular Physiology? – Drs. Irving Zucker and Matthew Zimmerman How Can Physiologists Contribute to Global Change Research? – Dr. Hannah Carey Ethical Issues in Animal Research Sarah Clayton and Dr. Pascale Lane What I should expect from my Ph.D./What others expect from I being a Ph.D. - Dr. Tom Pressley Strategies for writing successful grants – Dr. Steven Sansom Writing IACUC and IRB Proposals- Dr. George Rozanski and Dr. Keshore Bidasee What Do Kidneys and Lungs Have in Common? – Dr. Pamela Carmines and Dr. Harold Schultz Getting Published – Dr. William Mayhan Engaging K-12 Students in Science Research - Ed and Lee Brogie

2nd choice:
Click for options So You Are Thinking About Grad School – Erin Rosenbaugh and Tamra Trehearn, PhD candidates in UNMC CIP Program. Life After Getting a PhD – Dr. Keshore Bidasee and Dr. Myron Toews Pipes and Pumps: What’s New in Cardiovascular Physiology? – Drs. Irving Zucker and Matthew Zimmerman How Can Physiologists Contribute to Global Change Research? – Dr. Hannah Carey Ethical Issues in Animal Research Sarah Clayton and Dr. Pascale Lane What I should expect from my Ph.D./What others expect from I being a Ph.D. - Dr. Tom Pressley Strategies for writing successful grants – Dr. Steven Sansom Writing IACUC and IRB Proposals- Dr. George Rozanski and Dr. Keshore Bidasee What Do Kidneys and Lungs Have in Common? – Dr. Pamela Carmines and Dr. Harold Schultz Getting Published – Dr. William Mayhan Engaging K-12 Students in Science Research - Ed and Lee Brogie

3rd choice:
Click for options So You Are Thinking About Grad School – Erin Rosenbaugh and Tamra Trehearn, PhD candidates in UNMC CIP Program. Life After Getting a PhD – Dr. Keshore Bidasee and Dr. Myron Toews Pipes and Pumps: What’s New in Cardiovascular Physiology? – Drs. Irving Zucker and Matthew Zimmerman How Can Physiologists Contribute to Global Change Research? – Dr. Hannah Carey Ethical Issues in Animal Research Sarah Clayton and Dr. Pascale Lane What I should expect from my Ph.D./What others expect from I being a Ph.D. - Dr. Tom Pressley Strategies for writing successful grants – Dr. Steven Sansom Writing IACUC and IRB Proposals- Dr. George Rozanski and Dr. Keshore Bidasee What Do Kidneys and Lungs Have in Common? – Dr. Pamela Carmines and Dr. Harold Schultz Getting Published – Dr. William Mayhan Engaging K-12 Students in Science Research - Ed and Lee Brogie

Hotels in the vicinity of the University of Nebraska Medical Center

Comfort Inn
8736 West Dodge Road
402-343-1000
www.comfortinn.com/hotel-omaha-nebraska-NE407

Residence Inn Omaha Central
6990 Dodge
402-408-1360
www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/omanb-residence-inn-omaha/

NOTICE: This Registration Form may be submitted electronically or mailed to the address below. In either case, mail your Registration fees to the address below by August 6, 2010.

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