Research 2030: UC's 10-yr Strategic Plan for Research

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Read Story - Calling all faculty and graduate students seeking research-related funding and support

Calling all faculty and graduate students seeking research-related funding and support

Last year, the Office of Research awarded over $1 million in funding to support UC researchers, scholars and artists who are exploring big ideas that will impact our world. Here is a run-down of some of the available awards this year.
Read Story - Research2030: Building the public research institution of the future at the University of Cincinnati

Research2030: Building the public research institution of the future at the University of Cincinnati

Read Story - Welcome to our new faculty researchers for 2021-2022

Welcome to our new faculty researchers for 2021-2022

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The Office of Research is accelerating research at University of Cincinnati and economic growth in our region by connecting industry, government, and community leaders with the University of Cincinnati thought leaders and innovators. Together, we can positively impact the lives, environment, and the economy in our region and beyond. Some of our key research strengths are highlighted below.

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Analytics

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Cyber

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Robotics

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Sensors

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Skin Science
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Adolescence

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Cancer

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Digital Humanities

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Infectious Diseases

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Medical Devices

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Neuroscience
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Smart Cities

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Sustainability

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Urban Futures

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Events + Training

25
Oct

Event

Data Analysis With Python
25
Oct

Event

Data Analysis With Python (10/25)

Time: October 25, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location: Baldwin 850D

Target Audience: Faculty

Research Office: Office of the Vice President for Research

The fourth workshop in a series of five Python workshops being taught on the ARC cluster. Data Analysis with Python builds on the topics of "Introduction to Python" and "Intermediate Python". Basic knowledge of Python or attendance of the previous workshops is strongly recommended. We will work with a data file using the Pandas and Numpy packages. Some topics that will be covered include exploring a Pandas dataframe object, dataframe and series slicing and indexing, querying dataframes, running statistics on dataframes, grouping and aggregations on dataframes and making basic plots with Pandas.  

Please have Google Chrome (preferred) or Mozilla Firefox web browser installed. For supplemental information, see guides.libraries.uc.edu…. For step by step instructions for connecting to ARC, see  guides.libraries.uc.edu… . Note that you will not be able to connect to ARC until an account has been created for you. If you plan to attend from off campus, you will need the VPN - see here for instructions.

Note - This workshop will be in the Engineering Library. If we need to change to a remote format, details will be provided in an email 1 week prior to the workshop.
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27
Oct

Event

Data Visualization With Python
27
Oct

Event

Data Visualization With Python (10/27)

Time: October 27, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location: Baldwin 850D

Target Audience: Faculty

Research Office: Office of the Vice President for Research

This is the fifth workshop in the series of five Python workshops being taught on the ARC Cluster. Attending the prior workshops and experience with Python or any other programming language is strongly encouraged. This workshop focuses on three visualization libraries, matplotlib, pandas, and seaborn. Beginners are encouraged to attend the first four workshops, before attending the Data Visualization. 

Please have Google Chrome (preferred) or Mozilla Firefox web browser installed. For supplemental information, see guides.libraries.uc.edu…. For step by step instructions for connecting to ARC, see  guides.libraries.uc.edu… . Note that you will not be able to connect to ARC until an account has been created for you. If you plan to attend from off campus, you will need the VPN - see here for instructions.

Note - This workshop will be in the Engineering Library. If we need to change to a remote format, details will be provided in an email 1 week prior to the workshop.
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28
Oct

Event

The State of the Ohio River: Water Quality, Infrastructure & Economic Development
28
Oct

Event

The State of the Ohio River: Water Quality, Infrastructure & Economic Development (10/28)

Time: October 28, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Location: Virtual

Target Audience: Faculty, Staff, Students, General Public

Research Office: Office of the Vice President for Research

The Ohio River is a source of drinking water, jobs, and recreation for millions of Americans.  Its importance to the region cannot be understated, but the conversation around this precious natural resource is often lacking.  Our panelists talk about the Ohio River’s challenges and how UC, the government, and the private sector is working to overcome them.  Engage with us as we tackle these critical issues.

Panelists:

Patrick Ray, Water Expert, University of Cincinnati
Melinda Kruyer, Executive Director, Confluence
Kyle McCune, Hydraulic Engineer, US Army Corps of Engineers
Jason Stephens, Representative, State of Ohio - 93rd District
Brett Walton, Senior Reporter - Circle of Blue

Moderated by Jai Chabria, Managing Director, Mercury
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05
Nov

Event

UC's 6th Annual Data Day
05
Nov

Event

UC's 6th Annual Data Day (11/5 - 11/6)

Time: November 5, 12:00 AM - November 6, 12:00 AM

Location: Virtual

Target Audience: Faculty, Staff and Students

Research Office: Office of the Vice President for Research

Researchers producing and using data face similar but unique, challenges in data management, data sharing, reproducible research, and preservation. Researchers have a tremendous responsibility to ensure that the data they produce, and share is equitable as it impacts individuals and communities the world over. When data is collected and shared incorrectly, it can advance inequities, bias, and even violence. Researchers must be aware of methods to mitigate these and how to generate data that is free of bias, is equitable, and inclusive to avoid any miscommunication and/or ambiguity regarding their data. Data Day 2021 highlights these challenges and showcases solutions and opportunities in which we can re-examine data through an equity lens.
RSVP for UC's 6th Annual Data Day
09
Nov

Event

Lunch And Learn Series 3: Did You Know...Organizing And Presenting Your Research
09
Nov

Event

Lunch And Learn Series 3: Did You Know...Organizing And Presenting Your Research (11/9)

Time: November 9, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Location: Virtual

Target Audience: Faculty

Research Office: Office of the Vice President for Research

Did you know that RDS can help you enhance your research abstracts and conference posters? This session will present strategies for writing effective abstracts using the IMRaD format. It will provide registrants with a guide for transforming an abstract into an award-winning poster presentation. Finally, the session will provide strategies for presenting the poster to colleagues and conference judges. Whether you are a clinician, researcher or a graduate student in a health-related discipline, this session is for you!
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17
Nov

Event

Research Development & Support Series: DoD 101 - Why DoD?
17
Nov

Event

Research Development & Support Series: DoD 101 - Why DoD? (11/17)

Time: November 17, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Location: Langsam FEC 540 F/G and Zoom

Target Audience: All faculty, post-docs, graduate students and research administrators

Research Office: Research Development

Description forthcoming
RSVP for Research Development & Support Series: DoD 101 - Why DoD?
02
Dec

Event

Lunch And Learn Series 4: Did You Know...Making Impact With Your Work Beyond The Publication
02
Dec

Event

Lunch And Learn Series 4: Did You Know...Making Impact With Your Work Beyond The Publication (12/2)

Time: December 2, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Location: Virtual

Target Audience: Faculty

Research Office: Office of the Vice President for Research

Did you know that your research impact can be improved through data sharing and using persistent identifiers.  This session will introduce UC resources for data sharing and uniquely identifying you and your works.  
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07
Dec

Event

Research Development & Support Series: DoD 201 - Where in DoD?
07
Dec

Event

Research Development & Support Series: DoD 201 - Where in DoD? (12/7)

Time: December 7, 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

Location: in-person TBD / Zoom

Target Audience: All faculty, post-docs, graduate students and research administrators

Research Office: Research Development

Description forthcoming
RSVP for Research Development & Support Series: DoD 201 - Where in DoD?

Online Training

Viral Vectors

Online Training

Viral Vectors

Target Audience: Open to the public and UC researchers who plan to work with viral vectors

Research Office: Biosafety

This training is required for individuals assigned to projects involving viral vectors.  Before an IBC protocol can be approved, PIs and authorized personnel must complete all applicable training modules.

Individuals outside UC must login through the "External Login" link and create a new UC account.
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