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MCB Club Newsletter #3 [FQ26]

Teilani Miranda - Sunday, October 18
 General   Events 

NEWSLETTER #3

Hey Aggies! We hope midterm season is treating you well. 

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Check out our next meeting and other cool opportunities happening around campus!

Our annual RESEARCH PANEL is happening TOMORROW 10/20 from 7-8:30PM in Wellman 119!

Stop by to learn about conducting research at UC Davis and hear first-hand from faculty about their personal experiences and tips and tricks to join a research group! We have a very exciting lineup this year, learn about each of our panelists below. We will also be serving pizza, snacks, and refreshments.

Interested in this meeting? Click the button below to fill out the RSVP form.

RSVP HERE

FAQ about the Research Panel:

 

Q: I'm already involved in research, can I still attend?

A: Of course! All are welcome to join us.

 

Q: Is there any fee to attend?
A: This is a completely free event! All we ask is that you fill out the RSVP form if you intend to attend so that we know how much food/snacks to supply.


Q: Is there a dress code?
A: There is no dress code for this event! This is intended to be a casual setting where you can meet faculty and ask questions, come in whatever you feel comfortable with.

 

Check out these other opportunties on campus!

SINGH & BJATNAGAR LABS
"We're currently looking for motivated freshmen and sophomores interested in gaining hands-on research experience and contributing to long-term projects. Prior lab experience is not required.
Both labs conduct research in molecular biology and biomedical science:
Singh Lab: Focuses on cancer immunotherapy, antibody and protein engineering, and developing targeted treatments for cancers such as ovarian and triple-negative breast cancer.
Bhatnagar Lab: Focuses on epigenetics and gene regulation, with applications in breast cancer, neurodevelopmental disorders, and new therapeutic strategies.
We're especially interested in students who are curious, hardworking, and eager to learn."

BIGRT 
"Are you intersted in getting involved in research, but don't know where to start?
We are offering a FREE 5-week course where you can learn essential laboratory skills, such as safety, pipetting, PCR, and gel electrophoresis! No prior experience required!
Spots are limited, sign up today with this link."

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