Division of Research and Economic Development News
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Check out the New homepage for NSU Research, https://research.nova.edu/
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The Levan Center of Innovation hosted their 3rd Annual South Florida Innovation Day, in partnership with eMerge Americas, on Wednesday, September 18, 2024. The Division of Research & Economic Development was in attendance to encourage the advancement of research through the promotion of NSU Research, especially available technologies for licensing.
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You can easily place your gift card order and pick up from NSU bookstore for chargeback to the department. No Ariba required. Transactions are posted directly to Banner.
Read moreLooking for more research highlights or grant news articles? All current and previous newsletter articles are posted to the NSU Research campuspress site, https://sites.nova.edu/nsuresearch/
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The Institutional Review Board (IRB) at Nova Southeastern University is now a part of the Division of Research & Economic Development.
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The Nova Southeastern University Genomics Core Facility is pleased to announce that, during the summer of 2023, they upgraded their Next-Generation Sequencing technology by installing an Illumina NextSeq 2000 platform!
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The Division of Research & Economic Development (DoR) is proud to support research across all colleges and non-academic units at NSU. In this effort, the DoR is happy to attend university, college, and non-academic unit events to discuss research support and resources.
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The 2024 Lunch & Learn Grantsmanship Series schedule of events is available. All workshops will be attended remotely via Zoom and held on Wednesdays from 12:00-1:00pm. Registration is required.
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Horacio Novaira, PhD, is the Manager of the Cell Therapy Core Facility (CTC) located within the Center for Collaborative Research (CCR), which is part of NSU’s central research department, the Division of Research and Economic Development (DoR).
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