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https://events.berkeley.edu/popsci/event/259847-demography-brown-bag-seminar-from-job-descriptions-to
https://events.berkeley.edu/popsci/event/254629-demography-brown-bag-seminar-contextual-boundaries-sk
https://events.berkeley.edu/popsci/event/259693-demography-brown-bag-seminar-population-issues-and
https://events.berkeley.edu/popsci/event/259692-demography-brown-bag-seminar-john-casterline
https://events.berkeley.edu/popsci/event/258426-demography-brown-bag-seminar-comparability-of
We would like to invite you to help shape research priorities related to aging and dementia at one of our upcoming virtual town halls hosted by the Gateway Exposome Coordinating Center. What is the GECC? The Gateway Exposome Coordinating Center (GECC) is an NIA-funded initiative that brings together research experts and other partners to advance the science on sources […]
The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) is holding a virtual event for interested stakeholders to learn more about how ARPA-H operates and how to work with the agency. On November 13 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM ET, ARPA-H will be hosting a virtual “Doing Business with ARPA-H” Industry Day. This event is […]
https://events.berkeley.edu/popsci/event/267506-demography-brown-bag-seminar-manisha-shah
On November 13 and 14, the NIH is hosting a two-part event that will provide participants with the basics to help in working with the NIH grants process from application preparation to award. In Part One: An Overview of the Pre-Award Process (Wednesday, November 13 from 1:00 – 4:00 P.M. ET), NIH experts will introduce participants to […]
https://events.berkeley.edu/popsci/event/259854-demography-brown-bag-seminar-mortality-variation-acro
https://events.berkeley.edu/popsci/event/258636-demography-brown-bag-seminar-michael
Women make up over half of the U.S. population, yet research on women’s health conditions, including those that are female specific, more common among women, or affect women differently, is severely lacking. To address this, the National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) Office of Research on Women’s Health tasked the National Academies with convening a committee […]
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