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5 Benefits of Attending Conferences
You know that you ought to be attending conferences as part of your academic career, but why? Here are five of the top benefits of attending conferences: 1. Get feedback on an e...
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MIRDEC 5th VIENNA, Conference on Social Science, Multidisciplinary and European Studies, 12-14 September 2017, Vienna, Austria
Masters International Research and Development Center (MIRDEC)
Vienna, AustriaMIRDEC (Masters International Research and Development Center) cordially invites full papers and/or Abstracts relating to all broad areas of Social Science Disciplines, Multidiscip...
Paper Deadline: Aug 11, 2017 Deadline: Aug 18, 2017 Starts: Sep 12, 2017
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5 Podcasts to Broaden Your Knowledge
Attending a conference requires more than just expertise in your field – it also requires soft skills like social skills and communication. You'll want to have something to talk ab...
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7th International Research Conference on Science, Health and Medicine 2018 (IRCSHM 2018)
Zelus International
United Arab EmiratesDear Colleague, The unique idea behind 7th International Research Conference on Science, Health and Medicine 2018 (IRCSHM 2018) is to provide an opportunity for leading academic...
Paper Deadline: Aug 20, 2017 Deadline: Dec 12, 2017 Starts: Jan 04, 2018- conference
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10th Asia Pacific Global Summit on Healthcare
conference Series LLC
SingaporeWe are cordially inviting participants from all over the world to attend “10th Asia Pacific Global Summit on Healthcare” during March 12-14, 2018 in Singapore. This ...
Paper Deadline: Nov 10, 2017 Deadline: Nov 10, 2017 Starts: Mar 12, 2018- conference
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3rd Annual Summit on Clinical Pediatrics and Cardiology
conference Series LLC
New York City, United StatesCME/CPD Accredited 3rd Annual Summit on Clinical Pediatrics and Cardiology going to be held during October 16-18, 2017 at New York, USA with theme of “Clinical focus on Pediatrics ...
Paper Deadline: Sep 30, 2017 Deadline: Oct 10, 2017 Starts: Oct 16, 2017- insight
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The skinny on how chickens grow feathers and, perhaps, on how humans grow hair
How do skin cells make regularly spaced hairs in mammals and feathers in birds? Scientists had two opposing theories, but new research at the University of California, Berkeley sur...
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Exploring the addictive nature of cigarettes
Why is it so hard to quit smoking? That was the question tackled recently by BBC World Service’s CrowdScience show. There are 1 billion smokers across the world, host Marnie Cheste...
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New center to advance cancer cell therapy
Cancer cell therapy, once considered to be in the experimental realm, is rapidly becoming an accepted form of treatment that could vastly change the outlook for patients. Just last...
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Stars of Stanford Medicine: “Are people getting the right care?”
In 2012, Vasu Divi, MD, left his home state of Michigan and moved across the country to join Stanford Medicine. The otolaryngologist and cancer surgeon says he liked what he found:...
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Mindset about personal activity correlated with lifespan, new Stanford research shows
The mind is a powerful thing — a simple thought can have an immediate physiological effect. For instance, just thinking about something stressful can make you sweat or boost your h...
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Rift Valley fever virus illustrates interdependence between environment, global health
Formerly bound to the African continent, recent cases of Rift Valley fever virus (RVFV) in western nations and China warrant increased vigilance given the viruses’ potentially deva...
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Saving lives for 20-cents: Manu Prakash presents at TEDxStanford
One of the most important things I’ve learned as a writer is that every good story has an even better backstory. So when I heard that Stanford bioengineer Manu Prakash, PhD, was pr...
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Foreign aid cutbacks could harm health of Americans, Stanford health policy researcher argues
New legislation introduced last week to could reduce foreign aid by $10 billion. Some of these cuts would affect global health organizations that fight HIV infection and malaria an...
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RNA circles can spur immune response, protect cells against viruses, Stanford researchers find
What goes around comes around. Just yesterday I had the pleasure of writing about chromosomal looping and gene expression, which led me down a delightful rabbit hole in which I dis...
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Formerly conjoined twins Eva and Erika Sandoval doing well at home
Formerly conjoined twins Eva and Erika Sandoval are thriving at home and discovering their own separate personalities. The sisters, who were born joined from the rib cage down, wer...
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Brain scans shown to predict how well PTSD patients respond to therapy
Using neuroscience to help determine the best treatment plans for patients with psychiatric conditions — everything from depression to anxiety to bipolar disorder — is a growing ar...
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Inducible loops enable 3D gene expression studies
I’m not going to lie. I’m not a big amusement park fan. But I’m fascinated by this picture of this amazing artsy walkable roller coaster (called, mysteriously, Tiger and Turtle — M...
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New tools to improve end-of-life communication available
Three years ago, I wrote a story on research showing that most physicians would choose a do-not-resuscitate or “no code” status for themselves if they were terminally ill, yet they...
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23RD STATA USER GROUP MEETING - LONDON
Timberlake Consultants
London, United KingdomCONFERENCE OVERVIEW The London Stata Users Group meeting is a two-day international conference to discuss the use of Stata across a wide-ranging breadth of fields and environmen...
Paper Deadline: May 30, 2017 Deadline: Aug 31, 2017 Starts: Sep 07, 2017- insight
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Physicians who tout well-being may scare off patients, Stanford researcher finds
Physicians have to walk a tough line when encouraging healthy behavior. Take Dr. J. She bikes to work, swims over lunch, jogs on the weekend and eats primarily veggies grown in her...
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A new tool for breaking the cycle of poverty
Understanding why certain populations remain persistently poor has presented a challenge for social and natural scientists alike. Now, Harvard researcher Matt Bonds, PhD, and colle...
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The implications of male and female brain differences: A discussion
Men and women are equal, but they and their brains aren’t the same, according to a growing pile of scientific evidence. So why is most research still performed on only male animals...
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10th European Public Health Conference Sustaining resilient and healthy communities
European Public Health Association
Stockholm, SwedenThe EPH Conference aims to contribute to the improvement of public health in Europe by offering a means for exchanging information and a platform for debate to researchers, policy ...
Paper Deadline: Sep 30, 2017 Deadline: Oct 15, 2017 Starts: Nov 01, 2017- conference
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ISER- 266th International Conference on Science, Health and Medicine (ICSHM)
ISER
Venice, ItalyAbout Event ISER- 266th International Conference on Science, Health and Medicine (ICSHM) is a prestigious event organized with a motivation to provide an excellent internati...
Paper Deadline: Nov 08, 2017 Deadline: Nov 15, 2017 Starts: Nov 22, 2017
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