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Applications Open! NASA Dragonfly Student and Early Career Investigator Program

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Saturn’s moon Titan is the only moon in our solar system with a dense atmosphere, which supports an Earth-like hydrological cycle of methane clouds, rain, lakes and seas. Complex organic surface materials preserve, in a deep freeze, the types of organic chemicals that were present on Earth before life developed. Titan's icy crust floats atop an interior liquid water ocean. Dragonfly is a rotorcraft lander (an octocopter) that will explore a variety of locations on Titan.

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MSK diversity recruitment event for postdocs

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Senior graduate students looking for postdocs opportunities in cell/molecular/developmental biology, structural chemistry, chemical biology, biochemistry, cancer biology and computational biology apply for a MSKView, a virtual recruitment event happening on March 15&16 at Memorial Sloan Kettering. 

At MSKView attendees will: 

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Decimocuarto Simposio Bienal Sobre Asuntos Relacionados al Agua Potable

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Nos complace anunciarle que se estará llevando a cabo nuevamente nuestro Simposio Bienal sobre asuntos relacionados al agua potable los días 16,17 de febrero de 2023 en el Teatro de la UIPR, Recinto de Bayamón.

Información y registro: https://Simposio14CECIAUIPR.eventbrite.com

 

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Apply to MSK Bridge (Postbac) Program

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MSK Bridge is a two-year post-baccalaureate research program for recent college graduates from historically underrepresented and underserved groups. The program will prepare you to apply to biomedical PhD or MD-PhD programs upon completion of Bridge.

MSK BRIDGE PROVIDES:

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