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REDD Town Hall

Please join UW's VP for Research & Economic Development, Parag Chitnis, and other members of REDD for updates. This Town Hall will focus on REDD reorganization. The Division of Research and Economic Development is reorganizing some of its units to allow them to serve the campus seamlessly and fully while increasing effectiveness and efficiency. We will describe the reorganization and how the newly configured offices will serve you in the future. Zoom link: https://uwyo.zoom.us/s/91385352483. Building and Room: Classroom Building 222. City: Laramie Campus. State: Wyoming. Country: United States of America. Event Type: Seminar/Public Talk or Performance/Exhibition. Is it open to the general public? Yes. Audience: Graduate Student. Faculty. Alumni. Community College. Staff. Online Event Registration: No. Sponsoring Department/Unit: Research and Economic Development. Is there a fee to attend? No. Contact Name: Research and Economic Development Division. Contact Phone: 307-766-5353. Contact Email: vpred@uwyo.edu. Contact Department: Research and Economic Development. Tuesday, February 10, 2026, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM.

RCR Seminar Series - Human Subjects Research (IRB)

RCR Seminar Series - Human Subjects Research (IRB) - 2/11/2026 - 12pm, Science Initiative Building 4004 and via Zoom   Human subjects research carries unique ethical and regulatory responsibilities. This seminar will review key IRB requirements, common compliance challenges, and best practices for protecting participants while supporting high-quality research. Research & Economic Development Division is happy to announce the topics for this semester's seminar series on Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR). These professional development talks will focus on various aspects of good research practices, research ethics, and how to recognize and avoid some of the common pitfalls in research. Aimed at UW students, postdocs, research staff, and principal investigators, but all in the UW community are welcome. These trainings satisfy the ethics training components of several award mechanisms and reinforces critical skills for researchers of all experience levels. We encourage you to please share this information… Venue: Science Initiative Building. Building and Room: SIB 4004. City: Laramie Campus. Other City: Laramie. State: Wyoming. Country: United States of America. Event Type: Research. Event Speakers: Kevin L. Shimkus, PhD. Is it open to the general public? Yes. Audience: Graduate Student. Faculty. Staff. Undergraduate Student. Online Event Registration: Yes. Sponsoring Department/Unit: Research and Economic Development. Is there a fee to attend? Yes. Contact Name: Kevin L Shimkus. Contact Phone: 3077662002. Contact Email: kshimkus@uwyo.edu. Contact Department: Research and Economic Development. Wednesday, February 11, 2026, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM. For more info visit forms.gle.

RCR Seminar Series - Animal Research (IACUC)

RCR Seminar Series – Animal Research (IACUC) - 3/11/2026 - 12pm, Science Initiative Building 4004 and via Zoom, Animal research plays a critical role in scientific discovery, accompanied by significant ethical obligations. We’ll discuss regulatory frameworks, ethical considerations in experimental procedures, and how researchers can proactively address animal welfare concerns while pursuing reproducible science. Research & Economic Development Division is happy to announce the topics for this semester's seminar series on Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR). These professional development talks will focus on various aspects of good research practices, research ethics, and how to recognize and avoid some of the common pitfalls in research. Aimed at UW students, postdocs, research staff, and principal investigators, but all in the UW community are welcome. These trainings satisfy the ethics training components of several award mechanisms and reinforces critical skills for researchers of all experience… Venue: Science Initiative Building. Building and Room: SIB 4004. City: Laramie Campus. Other City: Laramie. State: Wyoming. Country: United States of America. Event Type: Research. Event Speakers: Kevin L. Shimkus, PhD. Is it open to the general public? Yes. Audience: Graduate Student. Faculty. Staff. Undergraduate Student. Online Event Registration: Yes. Sponsoring Department/Unit: Research and Economic Development. Is there a fee to attend? No. Contact Name: Kevin L Shimkus. Contact Phone: 3077662002. Contact Email: kshimkus@uwyo.edu. Contact Department: Research and Economic Development. Wednesday, March 11, 2026, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM. For more info visit forms.gle.

RCR Seminar Series - Authorship & Peer Review

RCR Seminar Series – Authorship & Peer Review - 4/22/2026 - 12pm, Science Initiative Building 4004 and via Zoom, Authorship and peer review are cornerstones of scholarly integrity—but also frequent sources of conflict. This session will explore ethical standards for authorship credit, collaborative research, and responsible participation in the peer review process. Research & Economic Development Division is happy to announce the topics for this semester's seminar series on Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR). These professional development talks will focus on various aspects of good research practices, research ethics, and how to recognize and avoid some of the common pitfalls in research. Aimed at UW students, postdocs, research staff, and principal investigators, but all in the UW community are welcome. These trainings satisfy the ethics training components of several award mechanisms and reinforces critical skills for researchers of all experience levels. We encourage you to please share this… Venue: Science Initiative Building. Building and Room: SIB 4004. City: Laramie Campus. Other City: Laramie. State: Wyoming. Country: United States of America. Event Type: Research. Event Speakers: Kevin L. Shimkus, PhD. Is it open to the general public? Yes. Audience: Graduate Student. Faculty. Staff. Undergraduate Student. Online Event Registration: Yes. Sponsoring Department/Unit: Research and Economic Development. Is there a fee to attend? No. Contact Name: Kevin L Shimkus. Contact Phone: 3077662002. Contact Email: kshimkus@uwyo.edu. Contact Department: Research and Economic Development. Wednesday, April 22, 2026, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM. For more info visit forms.gle.