Graduate student talk about rapid diagnostic tests for international development
The following message is being sent on behalf of Graduate Researchers for International Development (GRID) Hello! Graduate Researchers for International Development (GRID) is trying to get the word out about our student research presentations, where graduate students present their research related to international development for about 30 minutes and then other students can discuss, question, and advise for the last 30 minutes. Graduate students who are interested in presenting their research in global health, public health, economic development, supply chain logistics, equity, social services, political science, agriculture, energy/climate change, city planning, etc... are encouraged to contact grid@purdue.edu<mailto:grid@purdue.edu>. Our first such talk is going to be on Wednesday October 5th 12-1. Location: PGSA Room 105A or virtual https://<https://iu.zoom.us/j/86433616833>iu.zoom.us<https://iu.zoom.us/j/86433616833>/j/86433616833<https://iu.zoom.us/j/86433616833>. The first 30 people to RSVP get food: https://<https://tinyurl.com/tb4b24bz>tinyurl.com<https://tinyurl.com/tb4b24bz>/<https://tinyurl.com/tb4b24bz>tb4b24bz<https://tinyurl.com/tb4b24bz>. It focuses on the development of rapid diagnostic tests to increase access to preventive healthcare. Cheers, Luke Brennan and the GRID team
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May, Sandra M