The NINDS Circuit | October 2024
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS)
Advancing brain and nervous system research and health for all.
Welcome to the first edition of The NINDS Circuit LinkedIn newsletter! The NINDS Circuit is intended to keep the neuroscience community up to date on the latest NINDS research highlights, funding opportunities, Director’s messages, office spotlights, meetings and events, and other useful information.
A Look Back at Pain Awareness Month
September was Pain Awareness Month, which offers an opportunity to recognize the burden of suffering and disability that people experience due to chronic pain. Dr. Koroshetz recently released a Director’s Message that underscores the value of people living with pain as partners in research, how they help to advance health equity in pain management, and their importance in developing the pain research workforce.
NINDS at Neuroscience 2024
NINDS?is excited to participate in the National Institutes of Health exhibit in booth #1705 at the 2024 Neuroscience meeting in Chicago, IL from October 5-8th, but we also know that many in our scientific and public communities might not be able to attend the meeting in person.?This event page mirrors the content and opportunities shared at the on-site exhibit for anyone interested in learning about our programs, initiatives, funding announcements, career opportunities, and other resources relevant to attendees of the annual Neuroscience?meeting.
OPEN Stage Webinar: 2024 Life Trajectories (“Los Caminos de la Vida”) with Hispanic or Latin/LatinX Ambassadors and Allies to NINDS (H.O.L.A. NINDS)
Join our next OPEN Stage webinar to hear about the career trajectories of our Hispanic or Latin/LatinX NIH NINDS employees and awardees! All career levels are welcome. This event is hosted by the NINDS Office of Programs to Enhance the Neuroscience Workforce in partnership with the Hispanic or Latin/LatinX Ambassadors and Allies to NINDS (H.O.L.A. NINDS).
Register for the webinar and learn more about this event:
Wednesday, October 16, 1:00 – 2:00 pm ET
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Learn More About How NINDS Supports Research Quality
Did you know that NINDS has a dedicated Office of Research Quality that seeks to promote rigorous research practices and transparent reporting in biomedical science?
We have two active funding opportunities aimed at improving research rigor:
We also have multiple resources on our webpage for ensuring that NINDS-funded research is robust and of high-quality. For example, learn how you can easily maximize transparency in scientific presentations using rigor icons or how to make sure you consider various rigorous research practices in your grant applications!
To stay up to date with the Office of Research Quality, subscribe to our newsletter.
NINDS Celebrates Extraordinary Career, Service of Dr. Rita Devine
For more than 27 years Dr. Rita Devine has dedicated her career to research—first by conducting research herself and then by providing opportunities and resources for others to pursue science careers. Dr. Devine’s extraordinary outreach is credited with garnering the achievement—particularly her work with students and trainees from racial and ethnic minority groups to expose them to scientific careers as early as possible and even help them with career transitions after they leave NINDS.
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