Moving pictures & the spoken word.
Video for the Office of Science and Research, and two podcast series: The Clinical Research Podcast Series, which I publish and distribute online, and Graduate School Insider.
Video
Brain Day
Produced for NYU Langone's Office of Science and Research. The player loads from Vimeo when you press play.
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Biomedical Entrepreneurship Program
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Podcasts
The Clinical Research Podcast Series
Insights into resources for research involving human subjects, and the tools and support available to clinical study teams at NYU Langone Health. I handle publishing and web distribution for the series.
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Listen to A Synergistic Partnership: Dr. Chau Trinh-Shevrin on Her Dual Role as IRB Chair and Researcher
A Synergistic Partnership: Dr. Chau Trinh-Shevrin on Her Dual Role as IRB Chair and Researcher
Dr. Trinh-Shevrin, chair of the NYU Langone Health IRB, on doing both jobs at once.
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Listen to Understanding the Role of a Data and Safety Monitoring Board
Understanding the Role of a Data and Safety Monitoring Board
Dr. Erinn Hade on how CTSI's DSMB supports human subjects research.
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Listen to The Nuts and Bolts of Single IRB and External IRB Review
The Nuts and Bolts of Single IRB and External IRB Review
How the External Review Unit handles multisite studies and external IRB clearance.
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Listen to IRB Education Requirements and Resources
IRB Education Requirements and Resources
Required certification and the resources that help teams prepare strong submissions.
Graduate School Insider
A podcast for anyone weighing a PhD or MD/PhD in the biomedical sciences. Host Keith Micoli, PhD, assistant dean for Postdoctoral Affairs at NYU School of Medicine, talks with students, postdocs and faculty about what a PhD can lead to, what admissions officers look for, choosing rotation labs and a thesis advisor, and life as a graduate student in New York City. Episodes run 10 to 15 minutes.
The series is no longer active. Here are five selected episodes.
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PhD Admissions: What Do We Look For?
Applying to graduate programs can feel daunting. Dr. Naoko Tanese and Susanne talk about what sets a PhD application apart from the rest.
Audio file not added yet: audio/grad-insider-01.mp3
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What Can I Be with a PhD?
For college graduates drawn to the sciences, a PhD can seem like a long road. Christine and Ada talk about the doors a PhD can open.
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SURP: What Are They and How Are They Useful?
Many college students get a taste of graduate school by spending a summer in a research program. Dr. Naoko Tanese, Associate Dean for Biomedical Sciences and Director of the Sackler Institute, explains how summer programs help.
Audio file not added yet: audio/grad-insider-surp.mp3
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Rotation and Thesis Advisor Selection
How do you choose labs for rotations, and make sure the lab you end up in is the right one? Graduate students Ashira Lubkin and Emily Radke of the Sackler Institute of Graduate Biomedical Sciences talk it through.
Audio file not added yet: audio/grad-insider-rotation.mp3
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Being a Graduate Student in NYC
Where to live, what it costs and how to get around. Graduate students Lydia Grmai and Phillip Geter on doing a PhD in New York City.
Audio file not added yet: audio/grad-insider-nyc.mp3