The UC Office of Research is pleased to be hosting Green/Clean Tech & the Bioeconomy - This event brings thought-leaders from industry, government and the non-profit sector together with UC experts to address critical questions around natural resource sustainability at the nexus of food, energy, and water. Thought-leaders from across UC, the city, the sustainability spectrum, and from across the industry, government, and non-profit sectors, will have the opportunity to exchange ideas about green/clean tech at the interface of energy, packaging, the built environment, the Ohio River, and several others.
 

Learning Objectives for Participants:

• 1. To be able to identify three types of harms that health care AI can pose to patients, clinicians, health systems, and the public.
• 2. To be able to name three potential drivers of harms of health care AI, including either features of AI itself, of the health care environment, or of the high-tech environment.
• 3. To be able to name at least two types of moral disengagement that might affect an individual’s self-regulatory process.

 
Bio: Mildred Cho is a professor in the Center for Biomedical Ethics, Department of Pediatrics and in the Division of Primary Care and Population Health, Department of Medicine (Stanford University) and Associate Director of the Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics.

When managing grants, creating item types in Catalyst to award scholarships, fellowships, and other student payments can be challenging. The Office of Research, in cooperation with the Bursar's office, is pleased to announce a new training course designed to help you understand how to quickly and efficiently process this step in your grant management. Instructors Sanya Baker, Jessica Beasley, Nicole Morgan, and Katherine Updegrove will show you how to conquer this process.


The course is one hour long and will be run Mondays at 2 pm starting March 13, 2023, and will be held virtually. Course attendance is limited to 12 per class, so register today! Additional sessions may be added if demand exceeds capacity.

When managing grants, creating item types in Catalyst to award scholarships, fellowships, and other student payments can be challenging. The Office of Research, in cooperation with the Bursar's office, is pleased to announce a new training course designed to help you understand how to quickly and efficiently process this step in your grant management. Instructors Sanya Baker, Jessica Beasley, Nicole Morgan, and Katherine Updegrove will show you how to conquer this process.


The course is one hour long and will be run Mondays at 2 pm starting March 13, 2023, and will be held virtually. Course attendance is limited to 12 per class, so register today! Additional sessions may be added if demand exceeds capacity.