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Last year it came to light that the Grants.gov, the new online grant application system developed by the federal government, was not Mac-compatible. [more...]
New Industry Contracts Division’s Internal Paperwork Policy
To better serve UCSF faculty and staff… [more...]The Limited Submission Program is administered through the Office of Sponsored Research on behalf of the EVC&P. In Limited Submission Programs, the sponsor restricts the number of applications or proposals a campus can submit to the agency. The guidelines for these programs require institutions to screen pre-proposals or nominations to determine which applications will be submitted for competition. Generally, institutions are allowed to submit one or two proposals or nominations to the sponsor.
To determine which of the proposals will be forwarded to the agency, we put together ad hoc committees comprised of campus faculty for each opportunity. The Dean for each school nominated one faculty member to serve on as a Limited Submission Liaison. The Liaison will help us find faculty to apply for limited submission opportunities and faculty to serve on the ad hoc committees.
The 2007 Limited Submission Liaisons are: Ken Dill, John Greenspan, Kathy Lee, Geri Padilla and Holly Smith
Announcing Pacific Rim and Ellison Medical Foundation UCSF Nominees
Pacific Rim UCSF nominees competing systemwide
| Benjamin Hickler |
Shan Lin |
| Judith Flanagan |
Shana Harris |
| Karen Finch |
Shehua Shen |
| Karin Vargervik |
Tri Do |
| Scott Stonington |
Wen-Chi Hsueh |
Ellison Medical Foundation New Scholar Award in Aging
- Yuriy Kirichok, Dept of Physiology
Congratulations!
Coming Soon to the Cell Culture Facility
The Cell Culture Facility will launch a searchable
database of cell lines in stock and available for purchase as frozen vials
or growing cultures. [more...]
UCSF Prepares for Various Disaster Scenarios
Continuing its successful process of joint Medical Center and Campus disaster drills, UCSF begins 2007 with several exercise events. [more...]
Library & CKM Lecture & Workshop
The UCSF Library and Center for Knowledge Management has
invited NCBI to come to UCSF to teach “A Field Guide to GenBank and NCBI
Molecular Biology Resources”. The course will be in two parts consisting
of a lecture and workshop. The lecture will be held May 3rd and workshops
on May 4th. Registration and more information can be obtained online at:
http://www.library.ucsf.edu/edtech/class/ncbi.html [more...]
Library & CKM Bioinformatics Resources & Services
The uses of biological databases and tools have become an ever increasing necessity for the biological and medical community, especially with the exponential increase in the generation of biological information and the management and integration of that information in everyday research. To better fulfill this need, the UCSF Library and Center for Knowledge Management is planning on offering several classes and resources on the subject.
In preparation for these offerings, we are conducting a survey to focus
the resources available. The information obtained will be used to expand
the bioinformatics resources and services the UCSF Library will be offering.
In hope for a large participation pool, and to show our appreciation, the
survey participants will be able to register to win an Ipod Nano. The url
for the survey is located at: http://tinyurl.com/34g4kp We appreciate your
participation and hope to implement the results in the near future.
Multicampus Research Collaborations
The Office of Research at the University of California, Office of the President continues to make funding available to support the planning, development and initiation of new multicampus research initiatives. [more...]
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