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Register: https://ncsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMvfuGsqzMtH91_0RBiV_lbOA8biIJW7srYNEW Virtual Site Visit Dates:  July 8-10, 2020In order to avoid day-long blocks of time on Zoom, the main Site Visit presentations and activities will be split over two days. The technical talks will be on July 8th, and the Education, Diversity, Industry, and Student activities will all take place on July 9th.  July 10th will be reserved for the Deans' meetings, Leadership Team meeting with NSF, and NSF report writing as usual. For safety/security reasons, you have to register for each Zoom meeting separately. 

Register here: https://ncsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIuf-CrqzsjH9SR9qRk3u8Etenm3cp9hHvvNEW Virtual Site Visit Dates:  July 8-10, 2020In order to avoid day-long blocks of time on Zoom, the main Site Visit presentations and activities will be split over two days. The technical talks will be on July 8th, and the Education, Diversity, Industry, and Student activities will all take place on July 9th.  July 10th will be reserved for the Deans' meetings, Leadership Team meeting with NSF, and NSF report writing as usual. Key Student and Industry Events- Student Private Meeting with Site Visit Team: ALL undergraduate and graduate students affiliated with the Center are expected to attend this session on July 9th.  In preparation for the session, the SLC will send out a brief SWOT survey to gather students' input. The SLC will present the results of the SWOT as part of this session. - Virtual Poster Session: Posters as well as brief 3min presentations by students will be requested.  Due to time constraints, there will be only one poster/presentation per funded project.  We will work with the PIs on funded projects to identify student presenters and communicate the requirements. -  Industry Private Meeting with Site Visit: The Industrial Advisory Board will have a private breakout room meeting with NSF on July 9th. The IAB SWOT will be presented and discussed as part of this meeting.  

Registration:  https://ncsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcqcOygqjguEt3v7BzL5o-_dkLLYVyHY3Xb Dean's breakfast from 9:00 am EDT to 9:30 am EDT. 

Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_TJXVi_ZtSISA5dI21Ju-CATime: 9am EDTDate: July 10, 2020In this webinar, you will hear from our experts from healthcare, academia, and industry on big data and determinants of health.Featured Speakers: Ege Gul from SAS Dr. Eric Eskioglu from Novant HealthBrian Carter from Validic 

Engineering Cafes: Lit Review ToolkitDATE: July 16 TIME: 1 p.m.-3 p.m EDT Sign up via REPORTER: https://reporter.ncsu.edu/link/instanceview?courseID=GRAD-PROF-LRRHSLR&deptName=GRAD&instanceID=000002In this partnered Engineering Cafe session, we tackle the challenges of assembling lit reviews that address the state-of-the- art and your own interests/contributions as researchers.  We'll move from "macro-level" strategies for planning the lit review and structuring the review paper (or section) to "micro-level" strategies for effectively paraphrasing and summarizing sources in order to create well-synthesized, navigable literature reviews. Particularly, trainees will practice strategies for: How to manage time during a lit reviewHow to adapt common lit review structure to their own research project & goalHow to create organized, navigable lit reviewsHow to articulate scope of lit reviewsHow to paraphrase, summarize, and synthesize literatureTrainees who are currently writing lit reviews or planning to start writing a review will get the most out of this session, as well as trainees looking for strategies to effectively incorporate sources in their writing.