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  1. Do you want to join a research study? Nationwide registry matches volunteers with researchers http://wp.me/pl338-4n 7:44 AM Nov 19th from web
  2. HHMI's year-out program for medical students supports ophthalmology research; app deadline is Jan. 11, 2010 http://wp.me/pkQ5Q-7r 7:24 AM Nov 18th from web
  3. Student Research Enterprise: Dec. 3 Lecture Explores Translational Research on Orthopaedic Surgery http://wp.me/pkQ5Q-7g 11:54 AM Nov 17th from web
  4. Doris Duke Fellowships Fund Year-Out Clinical Research Training For Medical Students http://wp.me/pkQ5Q-78 10:20 AM Nov 16th from web
  5. Nov. 18 Faculty Workshop Covers Ethical Standards in the Responsible Conduct of Research http://wp.me/pl338-4i 8:46 AM Nov 12th from web
  6. Student Research Enterprise: NIH Publication Traces Career Paths of Women In Science http://wp.me/pkQ5Q-6V 8:08 AM Nov 12th from web
  7. RT @ResearchAmerica RT @NIHforHealth NIH Announces First National Research Study Recruitment Registry http://bit.ly/3yXwwP 9:33 AM Nov 10th from web
  8. Request for Applications: BSOM faculty are eligible for FY2010 Seed Grant Programs http://wp.me/pl338-4a 6:13 AM Nov 5th from web
  9. NIH Peer Review and Grant Compliance Workshop scheduled Dec. 9 for BSOM faculty & students http://wp.me/pl338-42 8:37 AM Nov 4th from web
  10. The Medical Student Research Club invites all BSOM faculty to its translational research lecture series on Nov. 3 http://wp.me/pl338-3S 7:56 AM Oct 28th from web
  11. APS-SPR offers medical student research training program in pediatrics; next app deadline is Jan. 22, 2010 http://wp.me/pkQ5Q-6E 6:43 AM Oct 28th from web
  12. The American Osler Society’s student fellowship supports research in medical history and humanities http://wp.me/pkQ5Q-6x 6:01 AM Oct 28th from web
  13. RT @bbcscitech The web tools transforming life in the lab http://bit.ly/3Tm83a 5:39 AM Oct 26th from web
  14. Can biotech materials be used to build a synthetic cochlea to cure age-related deafness? http://bit.ly/qBKIo #presbycusis 5:19 AM Oct 26th from web
  15. Please RT: Researcher seeks biotechnology collaborators to develop an artificial cochlea to treat age-related deafness http://bit.ly/qBKIo 6:15 AM Oct 23rd from web
  16. Can biotechnology build an artificial cochlea to cure age-related deafness? http://bit.ly/qBKIo #presbycusis 7:47 AM Oct 21st from web
  17. RT @OncologyTimes David Crotty in The Scholarly Kitchen says: Scientists Still Not Joining Social Networks http://bit.ly/14rkTk 7:59 AM Oct 19th from web
  18. How would you build an artificial hair cell of the cochlea to treat age-related deafness? http://bit.ly/qBKIo #presbycusis 7:29 AM Oct 19th from web
  19. Could nanotechnology be used to build an artificial cochlea to treat age-related deafness? http://bit.ly/qBKIo #presbycusis 6:41 AM Oct 16th from web
  20. RT @bstockwell Columbia study in Science: giving public HS teachers research experience improves students' performance http://bit.ly/1JP7c5 6:32 AM Oct 16th from web
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