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Research events – November and December

Genetics Fall Colloquium – Ryan Martinez and Erin Alberts

Time and date: 3:30-5 p.m. Nov. 12

Free


Startup Foundations: From Problems to Possibilities: Nailing Your Value Proposition

Learn how to define problems, talk to customers, and craft value. This three-part workshop is for researchers, faculty, students, and staff who want to explore entrepreneurship. Each session stands alone — attend one or join all three to build your skills and confidence in moving ideas from concept to impact. Registration requested.

Time and Date: 4-5:30 p.m. Nov. 12

Location: D2P Offices, 1403 University Ave

Free

Crossroads of Ideas: Living & Learning with Animals

From the mellowest Labrador to the wiliest coyote, experts in animal behavior & wildlife management discuss human interactions with canines. Join UW–Madison’s Dr. David Drake and Carroll University’s Dr. Mindy Waite for an engaging Crossroads of Ideas conversation exploring the dynamic relationship between humans and animals, both wild and domestic. From what we can teach animals to what they can teach us, how retrofitting animals into the human world has changed our relationships, and discovering new insights into behavior, adaptation, and the possibilities for living together in a changing world. Hosted by Andrew Hanus (WID).

From the mellowest Labrador to the wiliest coyote, experts in animal behavior & wildlife management discuss human interactions with canines.

Time and date: 7 p.m. Nov. 12, 2025

Location: DeLuca Forum, Discovery Building


Workshop: Translating Your Research for Non-Federal Sponsors

The Sustainability Research Hub, in partnership with the Office of Business Engagement, RISE-AI Collaboration Headquarters (DSI) and UW Foundation, invites you to a workshop designed for sustainability researchers seeking to engage new partners and secure non-federal support.

Workshop: Translating Your Research for Non-Federal Sponsors
Date & Time: 3-4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18
Location: Gordon Commons Event Center 2nd Floor

In this 90-minute session, you will:

  • Reimagine the broader purpose and impact of your research
  • Clarify and articulate a compelling case for your research program
  • Develop a sponsor-ready elevator pitch

Through guided reflections, interactive exercises, and peer insights, you’ll gain practical strategies and tools to connect your work to real-world impact and funder priorities.

Space is limited, RSVP Here to reserve your spot today. We hope to see you there!


UW Carbone Cancer Center’s Upcoming Global Oncology Pre-Symposium (Dec. 9) and Symposium(Dec. 10)

Pre-Symposium:

Time and Date: 4 pm – 8 pm, Dec. 9

Location: Pyle Center

Theme: Global Oncology Funding Roadmap: Navigating NIH, Industry, and Philanthropic Partnerships

This session is designed for faculty and trainees in their final year who are preparing to independently apply for grants and lead research initiatives in global health and oncology.

Registration Link

Registration fee: $50

*Waivers are available on case-basis. Email us at globaloncology@uwcarbone.wisc.edu

Symposium is Dec. 10.

Time: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Location: Health Science Learning Center

Theme: Uniting for Impact: Advancing Cancer Care Through Collaboration
Who Should Attend:

  • Oncologists, surgeons, nurses, researchers, global health professionals
  • Medical, Nursing, and public health trainees
  • Anyone passionate about equity in cancer care

Registration is FREE: Registration Link here

More info and registration: https://cancer.wisc.edu/research/resources/global-oncology/global-oncology-symposium-2025/