Regenerative Medicine Hackathon and Writing Workshop

September 6, 2019

BCREGMED, a UBC Research Excellence Cluster, is hosting two events open to all students, staff and faculty.

MAKING WRITING EASIER

Who is this workshop for? 

Researchers who are struggling with writing manuscripts, grants, research program descriptions for applications, scholarships or thesis.

What is this workshop about? 

Researchers tell me that writing is hard. They are overwhelmed by our ideas, unsure where to start, and feel lost at times. Melissa E Anders has been developing and implementing grants with scientists for more than 15 years and she has a deep curiosity and understanding about human nature and how we can harness our true selves. It is at this intersection that she draws from to support researchers in making writing easier. 

September 25th: Students/Trainees
September 26th: PIs/Scientists/Faculty/Project Managers

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2019 BC REGENERATIVE MEDICINE HACKATHON

BCRegMed and the Centre for Biomedical Research at the University of Victoria are proud to host the 2nd annual health and regenerative medicine themed Hackathon! After a very successful first Hackathon at UVic last year, we are making this year even bigger! With a cross-campus Hackathon happening between UVic and UBC!

Hackathons are focused events which bring together interdisciplinary teams to develop innovative solutions to front-line healthcare problems. We are currently looking for challenges to be solved by our hackers at this exciting event. The challenges will be drawn from health-related needs in the local community and health care facilities and local teams of hackers will develop innovative solutions to these challenges.

UBC Kickoff event: September 12.

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We acknowledge that UBC’s two main campuses are situated within the ancestral and unceded territory of the Musqueam people, and in the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples.

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