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Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Fw: Apply Now! NHLBI-Northwestern University Population Studies Workshop

-Benjamin Littenberg

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Sent: Tue Feb 09 10:59:13 2010
Subject: Apply Now! NHLBI-Northwestern University Population Studies Workshop

NHLBI-Northwestern University

Population Studies Workshop

Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL

July 11—14, 2010

Featuring:

Women's Health Initiative (WHI)

Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities Study (ARIC)

Workshop Objectives:

· To make data from NHLBI-sponsored population studies more accessible and understandable to investigators not currently involved in these long term studies

· To increase opportunities for collaborations among investigators

· To enable each participant to draft a manuscript proposal by the end of the workshop using data from one or more of the population studies presented

Participants:

Junior investigators (K-awardees; junior faculty; new Investigators; post-doctoral fellows with previous research experience) are specifically invited to attend.

Presenters include NHLBI staff, senior investigators and data analysis staff from WHI and ARIC. Registration fee for the workshop is $300 (includes tuition, hotel accommodations, & some meals). Some financial assistance available. Inquiries are invited.

Additional Information:

For more details regarding the Population Studies Workshop please visit:
http://www.nucats.northwestern.edu/education/CRPT/NHLBI/EventInfo.html

                                                                                       NUCATS Institute
                                                                                  750 N. Lake Shore Drive
                                                                                       Chicago, IL 60611
                                                                                     Phone: 312.503.7952
                                                                         Email: nucats-ed@northwestern.edu

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It is wrong always, everywhere, and for anyone, to believe anything upon insufficient evidence. -William Kingdon Clifford (1845-1879)

There is no great invention, from fire to flying, which has not been hailed as an insult to some god. -J.B.S. Haldane, (1892-1964)

What has occurred over the course of the last few centuries is a growing (but by no means universal or certain) recognition that science gets the job done, while religion makes excuses. Sometimes they are very pretty excuses that capture the imagination of the public, but ultimately, when you want to win a war or heal a dying child or get rich from a discovery or explore Antarctica, you turn to science and reason, or you fail. -PZ Myers, (b. 9 Mar 1957)

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