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UNL Postdoc Workshops & Seminars

UNL Office of Postdoctoral Studies invites UNMC postdocs to attend its career and professional development events. Most one- and two-hour workshops and seminars will be live-streamed via Zoom.
Postdoc 2017-2018 Annual Report

Celebrate our landmark successes as we continually move forward on our journey of impact.
Postdoctoral Scholar Data Available

Learn more about our postdoctoral scholars, including demographics and time spent in training.
The POSTDOCket: February 2019 Issue

The POSTDOCket is the National Postdoctoral Association (NPA) newsletter covering news items and features of interest to the postdoctoral community.
Overwhelmed? Arbor is here to help!

It is a stressful world, and UNMC has programs in place to help its faculty, staff and students when things become overwhelming.
Science Magazine's 2018 Career Handbook

Science Careers has teamed up with some great organizations to bring you information about the latest career opportunities in many different fields.
UNMC Postdoc Association Blog!

UNMC provides a wide range of postdoctoral training opportunities in different areas of biomedical sciences including: cancer biology, nano and regenerative medicine, with an emphasis on translational research.

Need help with your Individual Development Plan (IDP)?

Visit the Science Magazine website (here), which has a series of articles designed to help you create an IDP. This tool will help you define and pursue your career goals!

Here is a list of Science Magazine articles designed to help you make sense of your self-assessments.

On Tuesday, March 26th (rescheduled!), we will be welcoming Hanover Research to the College of Medicine for a special Grantsmanship Workshop. This free workshop is open to all College of Medicine faculty members, trainees, students, and staff. Please see the attached flyer for details, and please distribute to all whom you think could benefit.

Hanover Research is a grant development firm headquartered in Washington D.C. whose grant professionals have more than 150 years of grantsmanship experience that cuts across a wide range of federal agencies and foundations. Hanover will be conducting three sessions intended to 1) introduce faculty to the R01 research mechanism; 2) discuss NIH’s Rigor and Reproducibility standards; and 3) discuss diversifying funding beyond the R01. During these workshops, participants will also learn more about the College of Medicine’s partnership with Hanover Research, which was established to provided targeted proposal development support to faculty investigators.

This workshop is an excellent opportunity for investigators at all stages in their careers to learn how to take a strategic approach toward research funding. In addition, individual consultations are available in the afternoon by appointment. To obtain an appointment, please email Jenny Brady at jenny.brady@unmc.edu.