Dr. Stürmer and Dr. Kahkoska are hosting a monthly office hour in-person or virtually every second Wednesday of the month from 5:00 – 6:15pm. We invite ALL MEMBERS (trainees, staff and faculty) to join! We welcome discussion of ongoing projects and potential grant submissions.

Please email Meng Pan (mpan@unc.edu) and Qoua Her (qouaher@email.unc.edu) ahead of the meeting for a spot on the agenda.

Drs. Stürmer, Kahkoska and Buse are offering a monthly office hour to drive utilization of the Human Studies Consultation Core. We invite ALL MEMBERS (trainees, staff and faculty) to join, regardless of where you are in study ideation and planning.

Discussion of new study concepts alongside more specific questions regarding study design, data sources, statistical methods, and regulatory consideration are all welcome. They are available in-person in Carolina Square, Room 4002 in Chapel Hill or virtually every second Wednesday of the month from 5:00 – 6:00pm.

Drs. Stürmer, Kahkoska and Buse are offering a monthly office hour to drive utilization of the Human Studies Consultation Core. We invite ALL MEMBERS (trainees, staff and faculty) to join, regardless of where you are in study ideation and planning.

Discussion of new study concepts alongside more specific questions regarding study design, data sources, statistical methods, and regulatory consideration are all welcome. They are available in-person in Carolina Square, Room 4002 in Chapel Hill or virtually every second Wednesday of the month from 5:00 – 6:00pm.

Drs. Stürmer, Kahkoska and Buse are offering a monthly office hour to drive utilization of the Human Studies Consultation Core. We invite ALL MEMBERS (trainees, staff and faculty) to join, regardless of where you are in study ideation and planning.

Discussion of new study concepts alongside more specific questions regarding study design, data sources, statistical methods, and regulatory consideration are all welcome. They are available in-person in Carolina Square, Room 4002 in Chapel Hill or virtually every second Wednesday of the month from 5:00 – 6:00pm.

Drs. Stürmer, Kahkoska and Buse are offering a monthly office hour to drive utilization of the Human Studies Consultation Core. We invite ALL MEMBERS (trainees, staff and faculty) to join, regardless of where you are in study ideation and planning.

Discussion of new study concepts alongside more specific questions regarding study design, data sources, statistical methods, and regulatory consideration are all welcome. They are available in-person in Carolina Square, Room 4002 in Chapel Hill or virtually every second Wednesday of the month from 5:00 – 6:00pm.

Sharing this opportunity on behalf of our UNC NORC colleagues:

On Wednesday, June 3, 2026, the 27th Annual Boston Area NORC Symposium will explore fetal programming from epidemiologic, physiologic, and mechanistic perspectives. The Symposium will address the effects of prenatal factors on lifelong health and provide critical insights into management issues to improve next-generation health.

Join us for the virtual symposium to hear an outstanding line up of speakers including:

• Dr. Emily Oken - “Maternal Obesity and Offspring Metabolic Disease”

• Dr. Keith Godfrey - “Preconception Opportunities to Improve Next Generation Health”

• Keynote: Dr. Kent L. Thornburg - “Overview of Development Origins of Disease”
  

For more information, including the full speaker line-up, visit the event webpage by clicking here. To register, click the flyer below. 

Drs. Stürmer, Kahkoska and Buse are offering a monthly office hour to drive utilization of the Human Studies Consultation Core. We invite ALL MEMBERS (trainees, staff and faculty) to join, regardless of where you are in study ideation and planning.

Discussion of new study concepts alongside more specific questions regarding study design, data sources, statistical methods, and regulatory consideration are all welcome. They are available in-person in Carolina Square, Room 4002 in Chapel Hill or virtually every second Wednesday of the month from 5:00 – 6:00pm.

Sharing this opportunity on behalf of our North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University colleagues!

Our colleagues at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University will be hosting a Research Symposium as part of their Health and Human Sciences week on April 14, 2026 from 9:00AM - 3:00PM. For more information, please visit their website.

Drs. Stürmer, Kahkoska and Buse are offering a monthly office hour to drive utilization of the Human Studies Consultation Core. We invite ALL MEMBERS (trainees, staff and faculty) to join, regardless of where you are in study ideation and planning.

Discussion of new study concepts alongside more specific questions regarding study design, data sources, statistical methods, and regulatory consideration are all welcome. They are available in-person in Carolina Square, Room 4002 in Chapel Hill or virtually every second Wednesday of the month from 5:00 – 6:00pm.

Drs. Stürmer, Kahkoska and Buse are offering a monthly office hour to drive utilization of the Human Studies Consultation Core. We invite ALL MEMBERS (trainees, staff and faculty) to join, regardless of where you are in study ideation and planning.

Discussion of new study concepts alongside more specific questions regarding study design, data sources, statistical methods, and regulatory consideration are all welcome. They are available in-person in Carolina Square, Room 4002 in Chapel Hill or virtually every second Wednesday of the month from 5:00 – 6:00pm.

“Tools, Technology, and Teamwork: How NCDRC Cores Support Diabetes Research”

Join us to learn more about the exciting offerings through our Metabolomics and Human Studies Consultation Cores! This presentation will increase your knowledge on how to engage with our cores and how they can help you with your diabetes research.

Join us in-person or virtually to hear Dr. Spinelli’s presentation

Drs. Stürmer, Kahkoska and Buse are offering a monthly office hour to drive utilization of the Human Studies Consultation Core. We invite ALL MEMBERS (trainees, staff and faculty) to join, regardless of where you are in study ideation and planning.

Discussion of new study concepts alongside more specific questions regarding study design, data sources, statistical methods, and regulatory consideration are all welcome. They are available in-person in Carolina Square, Room 4002 in Chapel Hill or virtually every second Wednesday of the month from 5:00 – 6:00pm.

Join us in-person or virtually to hear Dr. Scherer’s presentation

Drs. Stürmer, Kahkoska and Buse are offering a monthly office hour to drive utilization of the Human Studies Consultation Core. We invite ALL MEMBERS (trainees, staff and faculty) to join, regardless of where you are in study ideation and planning.

Discussion of new study concepts alongside more specific questions regarding study design, data sources, statistical methods, and regulatory consideration are all welcome. They are available in-person in Carolina Square, Room 4002 in Chapel Hill or virtually every second Wednesday of the month from 5:00 – 6:00pm.

Join us virtually for this monthly seminar!

Please join us in-person at NC A&T’s Union Square Campus in Greensboro, NC from 8:00AM - 3:00PM on Thursday, March 28, 2024. This professional development opportunity will be focused on new and in progress research. There will be presentations, networking opportunities and a poster session.

For the poster session, our goal is to lower the barrier to entry by encouraging participants to bring their unpolished research ideas forward in hopes of sparking new collaborations. More info to come!

JOIN US!
Friday, January 26, 2024
1:00-3:00 PM

Theme: Obesity and Diabetes

NCDRC will be partnering with UNC NORC to present our virtual Mini Symposium. Our speakers will approach diabetes medications from a basic science and clinical perspective followed by a Q&A session. Agenda and registration link below. Join us!

JOIN US!
Friday, September 29, 2023
Greensboro, NC

Mark your calendar for this year's Annual NCDRC Symposium! Our theme is Personalized Medicine and Diabetes. See below for additional details and registration information. 

We are excited for a day of great speakers, breakout sessions, and a lively poster session. We hope to see you there!

Keynote Speakers