Vice President for Research, Duncan Brown, and the Office of Research staff will host a Research and Creative Social on Friday, April 4 from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. in Lyman Hall, First Floor Lobby.
This social offers faculty, staff, and postdocs space to take an afternoon away from their research and creative activities and enjoy a beverage, light appetizers, and social time with friends and colleagues.
The Office of Research’s Research and Creative Socials are come-and-go events, with no obligation to stay the whole time.
The Office of Research (OoR) invites faculty and staff to an info session and Q&A on institutional definitions for sponsored projects and upcoming changes to the Internal Routing & Review Form (IRR). The session will also share updates about ongoing Office of Research initiatives.
Faculty serving in Principal Investigator (PI) and other senior/key personnel roles on sponsored projects and administrative staff supporting research programs are encouraged to attend.
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The Office of Research is sponsoring a collaborative session that is focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI) research. Faculty from various disciplines will share their AI-related research, including its applications as a research tool, the development of technology, and its impacts on ethics, policies, and communication.
The session will feature one hour of lightning talks with a reception to follow aimed at fostering connections and exploring collaborative research opportunities.
Please note that this session will not address teaching or curriculum issues related to AI. See the Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence webpage for teaching-related resources.
Vice President for Research, Duncan Brown, and the Office of Research staff will host a Research and Creative Social on Friday, May 30 from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. in the Life Sciences Atrium.
In addition to the social time with friends and colleagues, SU postdocs are invited to present their work in a poster presentation. It is a valuable opportunity for postdocs to showcase their research, engage with the SU academic community, and enhance their professional development.
Presenters will be encouraged to stand with their poster for the first 45 minutes of the social. This is intended not only to provide internal networking opportunities but also to prepare postdocs for future faculty and industry positions by getting them to summarize their work for a general audience.
The Office of Research’s Socials are come-and-go events, with no obligation to stay the whole time.
