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September 2019
Annual Poster Corridor 2019
KGI’s Annual Poster Corridor is an outstanding opportunity to develop your talent pipeline! All you have to do is have lunch, listen to a few 12-minute student poster presentations, and network with your peers!
Find out more »October 2019
Academic Success Seminar: Beginner Excel Workshop
This two-part series of hands-on workshops will be led by Professor Anna Hickerson and is open to all KGI students. This first session is an introduction to using Excel efficiently and effectively. Focus skills will include: importing and sorting data, using formulas, referencing cells, using common built-in functions, and basic plots and figures.
Find out more »Academic Success Seminar: Intermediate Excel Workshop
This two-part series of hands-on workshops will be led by professor Anna Hickerson and is open to all KGI students. This intermediate workshop will include: importing non-excel data, conditional formatting, pivot tables, and embedded logic functions such as if() and or() to create simple algorithms.
Find out more »January 2020
15th Annual Keck Graduate Institute Research Symposium | General and Presenter Registration
View our Symposium flyer HERE. The 15th Annual Keck Graduate Institute Annual Research Symposium highlights multi-disciplinary research in the biomedical sciences and engineering. The goal of this symposium is to share ideas and promote collaborations. Academic and Industrial researchers are invited to share their experiences and developments. The Symposium highlights broad research areas, including biotechnology and pharmaceuticals development, biomanufacturing for 21st-century medicine, drug discovery and vaccines, mechanisms of diseases, medical diagnostics and devices, and healthcare. Register soon as seating is…
Find out more »February 2020
TEDxKGI
Join us as intellectual speakers present thought-provoking and inspiring ideas. This event will consist of live presenters and pre-recorded videos of previous speakers.
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