In an effort to enhance cancer research at Penn State, the Penn State Cancer Institute will host the first Penn State Cancer Research Day on Saturday, October 20, 2018, from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM in Berg Auditorium in the Huck Life Sciences Building.
Faculty, undergraduates, medical students, graduate students and postdoctoral scholars are invited to attend this day devoted to enhancing careers in cancer research.
Faculty are welcome to present a poster highlighting research and engage with potential students.
The day will include:
- Networking with scientists conducting cancer research at both the UP and Hershey campuses.
- Keynote talks by Dr. Gideon Bollag, a Penn State chemistry alumnus, who developed the first targeted BRAF drug for melanoma. amd Dr. Jonathan Wiest, Director of Education and Training for the National Cancer Institute.
- Short oral presentations from current Penn State trainees, including three from the College of Medicine, and three from the UP campus.
- Separate presentation by Dr. Wiest for faculty about NCI funding opportunities.
See attached agenda for details.
Breakfast/lunch and transportation to the UP campus will be provided.
Registration is required by Wednesday, October 10.
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