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Trainee Newsletter

The NIDDK Celebrates its 75th Anniversary! – Chris Mullins, PhD

Posted on June 24, 2025

First, hello to the CAIRIBU community! Dr. Kris Penniston asked me to provide a few words from the NIDDK for this inaugural issue of the Trainee Newsletter and periodically in future issues. I’ll try to cover …

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NIH Funding for Trainees Within the F-Series Grant Mechanism – Kris Penniston, PhD

Posted on June 23, 2025

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) offers a series of “fellowship” awards. These awards are part of the NIH National Research Service Award program. F-series awards are specifically designed to support training and career development. …

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Ask a Postdoc – Hannah Ruetten DVM, PhD

Posted on June 23, 2025

As a postdoctoral fellow, I am in the in-between stage where I am working toward independence but still working for another lab. It seems like there are a lot of obstacles at this stage because …

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Collaboration Tips – Whitney Sweeney, PhD

Posted on June 23, 2025

Working across disciplines helps us get a deeper understanding of urologic conditions and develop better health solutions. However, most researchers aren’t trained to step outside their own field, and the training that is available frequently …

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Ask a PI – Chad Vezina, PhD

Posted on June 23, 2025

The short answer is yes — a principal investigator (PI) may have to leave academia if they experience a lapse in funding. The impact of losing funding often depends on the PI’s employment structure. Some …

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