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Taking on Transportation Challenges
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Transportation research has long been a pearl of the university. Two major grants building on that history are now moving the study of traffic, highways, safety and freight mobility forward as a crown jewel of research at FAU.
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AAAS Communicating Science Workshop
The Division of Research is hosting a communicating science workshop for faculty and postdocs, presented by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Oct. 23 on the Jupiter campus. It will focus on science communication and public presentations to non-scientific audiences. For more details, click
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Research, Recognized
President John Kelly reflected on FAU’s strong progress toward achieving $100 million in research expenditures. He praised investigators for receiving externally funded research grants in the last fiscal year at the recent Sponsored Research Recognition Reception. To see a list of the awards, click
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New Program for Recent College Graduates
The FAU Brain Institute welcomed its inaugural class of post-baccalaureate Brain Institute Research Scholars. Three students will pursue full-time research in the labs of mentors Janet Robishaw, Ph.D., Ken Dawson-Scully, Ph.D. and Randy Blakely, Ph.D., prior to entering FAU as medical students.
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Social Work Council Awards Prestigious Fellowship
Claude Cayemitte, a master's student in the Phyllis and Harvey Sandler School of Social Work, recently received the Council of Social Work's Education Minority Fellowship. The council is the accrediting entity for all U.S. social work programs.
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Faculty Research Workshop Series Kicks Off
In the first of a series of DOR workshops, FAU Libraries’ Director of Scholarly Communication, Jane Strudwick, discussed the evolution of funder open access mandates and how they impact researchers -- from grant proposal to publication. Strudwick will repeat this workshop as part of International
Open Access Week
, 2 p.m. Oct. 26 in Wimberly Library, Room 136. View her presentation
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Research Integrity is the next workshop on Oct. 13. For details on the series including videoconference locations and to RSVP, click
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4 p.m.
TOMORROW

NU 108, Boca Raton campus
Austin Becker, Ph.D., of the University of Rhode Island, will present new tools that policy makers, the public and other stakeholders need to weigh the costs and benefits of resilience investments that will be necessary in the coming decades.
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12 - 1:30 p.m. Oct. 9, Boca Raton campus
Faculty and staff are invited to the Office of Sponsored Programs training on NIH ASSIST and the new Forms E requirement. For details and to RSVP to reserve a limited spot, click
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4 p.m. Oct. 10, Jupiter campus
Videoconference available
Gary W. Miller, Ph.D., of Emory University, will discuss "Parkinson's Disease: Environmental Clues and Transporter Blues." Details
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11 a.m. Oct. 12 & Oct. 26
The Institute for Sensing and Embedded Network Systems Engineering (I-SENSE) is hosting two lectures this month. The first lecture features the chair of UCF's Department of Computer Science. For details, click
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Research Integrity
9 - 10 a.m. Oct. 13, ME-104 Rm. 223
Videoconference available
Understanding ethical guidelines and how they affect your research activities. Questions? Contact
Elisa Gaucher.
Research Accounting
9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Oct. 17
Office Depot Center Rm. 101
Key topics include: allowable costs, travel, cost transfers, sub-awards and effort certifications for sponsored awards. Contact
Heather Saunders if you have any questions.
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1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Oct. 24, SU-80 Rm. 223
Mark Roltsch, Ph.D., a former NIH Program Officer and Scientific Review Officer, will share his insight from years of career development awards review experience and program management. For more information, click
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Limited Submission
Internal deadline: Nov. 13
For details, click
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Limited Submission
Internal deadline: Dec. 1
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Letter of intent due: Nov. 1, applications by Feb. 5
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Due: Dec. 13, letter of intent one month prior
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Proposal window: Jan. 10 - 24
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Expand Your Search for Research Funding
To find funding opportunities, visit GrantForward. To find university-based resources, expertise and collaborators, use Florida ExpertNet. Click on the images below.
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Now, more than ever, it's important to broadcast your scientific and scholarly achievements.
Please send research news and accomplishments to
Luis F. Perez or Beth C. Barak
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