CNBC Postdoc Writing Group
Fridays, 2-4pm
Contact: Andrew Gerlach (arg151@pitt.edu)
Location is typically Zoom: https://pitt.zoom.us/j/5307316889 (Passcode: 1234)
Description: Two hour block dedicated to writing papers, grants, reviews, etc. We use the Pomodoro system of 25 min blocks with 5 min breaks in between to chitchat.
There’s a group of ~10 people who attend semi-regularly. On any given week, it’s typical to have 3-5 people. It’s used for accountability and setting aside a dedicated chunk of time for writing (although some people use it for analysis or whatever else they may need to focus on). It’s also been helpful in building a postdoc community.
Please reach out to Andrew with any questions!
CNBC Postdoc Writing Group
Fridays, 2-4pm
Contact: Andrew Gerlach (arg151@pitt.edu)
Location is typically Zoom: https://pitt.zoom.us/j/5307316889 (Passcode: 1234)
Description: Two hour block dedicated to writing papers, grants, reviews, etc. We use the Pomodoro system of 25 min blocks with 5 min breaks in between to chitchat.
There’s a group of ~10 people who attend semi-regularly. On any given week, it’s typical to have 3-5 people. It’s used for accountability and setting aside a dedicated chunk of time for writing (although some people use it for analysis or whatever else they may need to focus on). It’s also been helpful in building a postdoc community.
Please reach out to Andrew with any questions!
PhD Dissertation Defense and Final Examination
by Brandon Thomas Bizup
of the School of Medicine
Center for Neuroscience – School of Medicine/Neurobiology Graduate Program
“The Duality of Zinc Signaling in Normal and Pathological Auditory Processing”
Tuesday October 3, 2023, 9:00AM
Biomedical Science Tower 3, Room 6014
Major Advisor: Thanos Tzounopoulos, PhD
Chairperson: Amantha Thathiah, PhD
Committee Members:
Christopher L. Cunningham, PhD
Christopher Donnelly, PhD George Michalopoulos, MD, PhD
Michael Michaelides, PhD
The Pittsburgh Hearing Research Center,
Department of Otolaryngology,
Seminars in Auditory Science Presents:
Michael Michaelides, PhD
Chief, Biobehavioral Imaging and Molecular Neuropsychopharmacology Unit
Investigator, National Institute on Drug Abuse/NIH Intramural Research Program
Assistant Professor, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences Department
Johns Hopkins University
Tuesday October 3, 3:00p
Eye and Ear Institute, Room 520
CNBC Postdoc Writing Group
Fridays, 2-4pm
Contact: Andrew Gerlach (arg151@pitt.edu)
Location is typically Zoom: https://pitt.zoom.us/j/5307316889 (Passcode: 1234)
Description: Two hour block dedicated to writing papers, grants, reviews, etc. We use the Pomodoro system of 25 min blocks with 5 min breaks in between to chitchat.
There’s a group of ~10 people who attend semi-regularly. On any given week, it’s typical to have 3-5 people. It’s used for accountability and setting aside a dedicated chunk of time for writing (although some people use it for analysis or whatever else they may need to focus on). It’s also been helpful in building a postdoc community.
Please reach out to Andrew with any questions!
CNBC Postdoc Writing Group
Fridays, 2-4pm
Contact: Andrew Gerlach (arg151@pitt.edu)
Location is typically Zoom: https://pitt.zoom.us/j/5307316889 (Passcode: 1234)
Description: Two hour block dedicated to writing papers, grants, reviews, etc. We use the Pomodoro system of 25 min blocks with 5 min breaks in between to chitchat.
There’s a group of ~10 people who attend semi-regularly. On any given week, it’s typical to have 3-5 people. It’s used for accountability and setting aside a dedicated chunk of time for writing (although some people use it for analysis or whatever else they may need to focus on). It’s also been helpful in building a postdoc community.
Please reach out to Andrew with any questions!
CNBC Postdoc Writing Group
Fridays, 2-4pm
Contact: Andrew Gerlach (arg151@pitt.edu)
Location is typically Zoom: https://pitt.zoom.us/j/5307316889 (Passcode: 1234)
Description: Two hour block dedicated to writing papers, grants, reviews, etc. We use the Pomodoro system of 25 min blocks with 5 min breaks in between to chitchat.
There’s a group of ~10 people who attend semi-regularly. On any given week, it’s typical to have 3-5 people. It’s used for accountability and setting aside a dedicated chunk of time for writing (although some people use it for analysis or whatever else they may need to focus on). It’s also been helpful in building a postdoc community.
Please reach out to Andrew with any questions!