Graduate Students Win Awards at Graduate Research Achievement Day
North Dakota State Science & Engineering Fair
ND Tribal College Research Symposium
Summer Undergraduate Research
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Research reported in this [publication/release] was supported by an Institutional Development Award (IDeA) from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Health under grant number P20GM103442.
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2021 Virtual ND State Science & Engineering Fair
Building biomedical research capacity in North Dakota
by serving public universities and tribal colleges within the state
ND Native American State Science Fair
37th Annual North Dakota Native American State Science and Engineering Fair
The37th annual NASSEF was held on January 19 and 20, 2020 at the Ramada Hotel in Bismarck, N.D. Participating schools included: Turtle Mountain Elementary School, Turtle Mountain Middle School, White Shield, Newtown Middle School, Solen Public School, Dunseith Public, Theodore Jamerson Elementary, Edwin Loe Elementary, St. Bernard's Mission School, Mandaree, Twin Buttes, and St. Ann's. For more information and a full list of top finishers by category see further details.
North Dakota INBRE Annual Symposium
The ND INBRE Annual Research Symposium will be held Saturday, September 25, 2021. Due to pandemic restrictions, this symposium will be held virtually. Along with updates from the PUI and TCU research programs, undergraduates from across the state will present their research in morning and afternoon poster sessions.
Registration and Abstract Submission Information here
Why? Biomedical trainees (1) and researchers (2) report anxiety and depression at rates far greater than the general population.
Goal: Increase awareness and provide coping strategies and tools to help participants support their own mental health and that of others
For whom? Trainees at all levels, PIs and other researchers, administrators, and faculty both at the NIH and in the extramural community
Five units, covering communication, resilience, inclusivity, conflict and feedback, and trainee wellbeing, will help PIs and staff support your biomedical trainees. Each unit will explore ways to manage common challenges in research groups by means of a webinar (to watch in real-time or via a recording) and facilitated small groups designed to build a community to improve training across the US. You are encouraged to attend the entire series, but each unit may be attended as a stand-alone.
In-person Local, Regional and the State Science & Engineering Fairs are back on this year! Judges are always needed.
See NDSSEF website for contact information:
Northwest Region 3/1/22
Southeast Region 3/14/22
SW Central Region 3/11/22
Northeast Region 3/9/22
Science & Engineering Fair Season 2022