We invite you to join us for a 3-day meeting (Thursday afternoon, all day Friday and Saturday until noon; October 21st – October 23rd) at the Bolger Center in Potomac, Maryland. The program will include the functions of EVs, EPs, exRNA in cancer, CNS diseases, infections (both bacterial and viral)
Planetary Hall 263 or Zoom (register to access link)
In this presentation by our faculty mentoring committee, we will hear about available research opportunities for undergrads and learn more about the LA program in our department. Register to attend. Have a question you'd like answered at the event? Submit your questions in advance.
The one-hour town hall will provide a brief 'state of the university' update and discuss how unit goals and strategies fit within the overall plan. President Washington also looks forward to hearing directly from you.
Planetary Hall 263 or Zoom (register to access link)
Presenting is a big part of any STEM degree. This week, we will discuss how to build a vibrant presentation, how best to present information, and how to conquer public speaking - even with nerves! Register to attend. Have a question you'd like answered at the event? Submit your questions
JC Cinema and simultaneous Zoom
Registration will be available soon.
A part of Mason's Visiting Filmmakers Series, the College of Science and Office of Research, Innovation, and Economic Impact are pleased to support this special screening of Picture a Scientist. Picture a Scientist chronicles the groundswell of researchers who are writing a new chapter for women scientists. Biologist Nancy Hopkins
Finding Earth 2.0: The Search for Habitable Worlds, With George Mason University Observatory Sara Seager, a professor of physics and planetary science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who is one of the leading experts on the search for Earth-like planets, shares the latest advances in this revolutionary field. Following
Planetary Hall 263 or Zoom (register to access link)
This week we will here from multiple speakers, showing different avenues into internships. Whether that's through a university, a government agency, or a private company, there is always a position out there to be applied for. Register to attend. Have a question you'd like answered at the event? Submit your
Virtual via Zoom. Please email gscott21@gmu.edu for the link.
Presented by Mason's Interdisciplinary Program in Neuroscience The Neuroscience Seminar Series is back in a virtual format this Fall 2021. Learn about topics and issues related to neuroscience research from experts in multidisciplinary fields. Seminars are free and open to everyone. Please email gscott21@gmu.edu for the Zoom link.
Planetary Hall 263 or Zoom (register to access link)
De-stress before finals with a chilled out pizza party and discussion on Spectrum's future plans. We want to hear your ideas on what you want to see from us! Register to attend. Have a question you'd like answered at the event? Submit your questions in advance.
