Nov 30, 2020

CSUPERB Newsletter - November 2020

By CSUPERB Newsletter • Issue #45 • View online

Hello! Oi!

I hope you had a wonderful, safe holiday break.

SYMPOSIUM

https://www.csuperb.org/symposium/registration/

CSUPERB has switched the 33rd Annual CSU Biotechnology Symposium to a virtual format. Registration is open to all CSU and California Community College (CCC) faculty, staff, administrators and students at no cost. The registration process only takes a few minutes…if you haven’t already, go ahead and complete it now. Registration closes December 15, 2020 at 5PM.

If you are a faculty member, please share this with your students. This could be an incredible opportunity for a student to consider the possibilities that exist in biotechnology and be inspired by their poster-presenting peers to engage in research.

Open CSUPERB Calls and Deadlines

Writing CSUPERB Grant Proposals

Bianca R. Mothé and James Schmitt recorded a webinar to help you prepare your CSUPERB proposal. They are also hosting a live Q&A session on December 11 at 1 pm. Please register here: https://youtu.be/jm5aN-GaQCo

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CSUPERB grants

CSUPERB has several grant programs open right now. The next big deadline for several of our programs is February 1, 2021.

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Details - Executive Director, CSU Program for Education and Research in Biotechnology | Job Opportunities | SDSU

Apply Now Job no: 498090 Work type: Management (MPP) Location: San Diego Categories: MPP, At-Will, Full Time

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What We're Reading, Attending, and Listening To

How to manage when your fieldwork is cancelled

As COVID-19 restrictions continue to upend plans for data collection, scientists stuck at home are finding innovative ways to adapt their research questions. Here’s what they’re doing.

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Engineered antibodies to combat viral threats

Modification of the antibody Fc domain boosts defence responses.

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After dosing mix-up, latest COVID-19 vaccine success comes with big question mark | Science | AAAS

Researchers wonder why lower dose prompted better efficacy in study of vaccine candidate from the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca

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Weekly Briefing: You’re Burned Out

Burnout is a problem in higher education. Now, throw in a pandemic.

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By CSUPERB Newsletter

The CSU Program for Education and Research in Biotechnology provides grant funding to seed research projects and curriculum redesign efforts. We also run CSU I-Corps to help researchers investigate biotechnology commercialization. We organize the annual CSU Biotechnology Symposium. The CSUPERB newsletter publishes the fourth Friday of each month. CSUPERB Data Dashboard: https://csuperb.org/grants/csuperb-data-dashboard/

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