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PostDoc Weekly Post | January 19, 2017 Postdoctoral Scholar Spotlight!- Dr. Lisa Olshansky

Dr. Lisa Olshansky is an American Chemistry Society Irving S. Sigal Postdoctoral fellow. She workswith Prof. Andrew Borovik in the Department of Chemistry. Lisa is constructing multinuclear artificialmetalloproteins in which a synthetic metallocofactor is inserted into a protein host, which can befurther modified through mutagenesis. With this, the effects of secondary sphere interactions onmodulating the molecular and electronic structures of multinuclear metal complexes are explored.These artificial active sites mimic important natural metalloenzymes such as that responsible fordriving oxygenic photosynthesis.

Lisa received her Ph.D. from MIT, where she focused on understanding the kinetics and dynamicsdriving long-range proton-coupled electron transfer in ribonucleotide reductase.Bio compiled by Phillip Tran, PhD- Dept. of Otolaryngology & PDA Board member

Postdoctoral Association EventsAlert!- Postdoctoral Scholar (PDA) Crystal Cove hike has been postponed to Saturday, January 28due to predicted rain this Sat. Details are posted on the PDA Facebook page. Monthly PDA Picnic- Wed. January 25- 11:45am~12:45pm near BC Cavern Food CourtPDA Meeting- Wed. February 2- 5:30-7pm- BioSci III Rm 2120- All postdocs are welcome! We planprofessional and social events for UCI Postdocs and encourage all postdocs to contribute ideas andpreferences.

Funding! There are several upcoming events at UCI which will provide youwith “best practice” in obtaining funding.Note: Sources of funding for postdocs are routinely updated on the Postdoctoral Scholar Funding webpage.
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Graduate Resource Center Bring your own lunch

GradEaters Conversations: The Presidential Inauguration

QUESTIONS? Email [email protected] or call 949-824-3849

LOCATION: Graduate Resource Center (GRC)

3100 Gateway Study Center

A brown bag lunch to come together, listen and share dialogue about the state of America following the

Presidential Inauguration. This chat will focus on how your voice and efforts can be used to move forward. The GRC

provides a safe space for facilitated and open communication for our graduate and postdoc community.

Funding Opportunities Workshop with UC MEXUS

Featured Speakers:

WENDY DEBOER, PH.D.Director of Academic Programs, UC MEXUS

ANDREA KAUS, PH.D.Director of Research Programs, UC MEXUS

Date: January 25, 2017Time: 12:00 - 2:30 p.m.Location: UC Irvine, HIB 135

Andrea Kaus, Director of Research Programs, and Wendy DeBoer, Director of Academic Programs, from the University of California Institute for Mexico and the United States (UC MEXUS) will present a funding opportunities workshop. They will discuss fellowships and grants available to UC Irvine graduate students, faculty and postdocs.

Light refreshments will be provided.

For further details, please contact Dr. DeBoer at [email protected] information about UC MEXUS, please visit www.ucmexus.ucr.edu.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES


CAREER WORKSHOPSIn partnership with Neda Moayedi, Graduate Career Counselor at the Career Center, the GRC provides additional career resources from one-on-one advising to specialized workshops.

INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES AND PRACTICE | MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1:00−2:30 PM Discover the techniques to blow away the competition and lower anxiety by preparing with some practice!

PREPARE FOR THE PH.D. & MASTER’S VIRTUAL CAREER FAIR WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 3:30−5:00 PM Learn how to navigate virtual chat rooms with employers, prepare a written elevator pitch, and develop a strategy for a successful virtual career fair experience.

NETWORKING AND YOUR PROFESSIONAL BRAND | TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 3:30−5:00 PM Building a professional brand opens up the professional and networking opportunities necessary to establish a successful career. This session will get you started to ensure success when marketing yourself to future employers, funders, and beyond.

ONE-ON-ONE CONSULTINGCOMMUNICATIONS CONSULTANTS Get personal assistance with strategies to help you deliver more impactful talks about your research, prepare for interviews, or reduce anxiety when speaking. Appointments are 30 minutes and are available daily.

WRITING CONSULTANTS Writing consultants provide 60-minute meetings to review writing in all disciplines. Writing consultants can review: • Academic writing (coursework, publications, dissertations, etc.) • Funding applications (grants, fellowships, etc.) • Job application materials (curriculum vitae, cover letter, etc.)

CAREER ADVISING DROP-INSDiscuss job search strategies, preparing for interviews, and CV or resume review. Meetings are on a first-come, first-serve basis on Tuesdays, 10:00 AM−12:00 PM. No appointment required.

FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION ADVISING Make an appointment with Dr. Sandra Loughlin to discuss your fellowship application questions and receive feedback.

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QUESTIONS? Email [email protected] or call 949-824-3849LOCATION: Graduate Resource Center (GRC) 3100 Gateway Study Center

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION SKILLS (PHY SCI 220) Wednesdays, January 11 to March 22, 1:00−3:00 PMScience Communication Skills will enable graduate students to lead the next century of discovery, impact world policy, architect a better planet, win multi-million dollar grants for their prize-winning research or simply continue (via that next job, perhaps) to have the resources to pursue their scientific interests, wherever they might lead.

PUBLIC SPEAKING: ACTIVATE TO CAPTIVATETuesdays, January 17 to March 7, 1:00−3:00 PM Thursdays, January 19 to March 9, 3:00−5:00 PMPublic Speaking: Activate to Captivate is an 8-week communication certificate program for postdocs and graduate students. Participants will learn and practice strategies to craft a dynamic and compelling presentation including: • Overcoming anxiety • Commanding a room • Communicating effectively with an audience of any size

MENTORING EXCELLENCE PROGRAM Thursdays, February 2 to March 9, 10:00 AM−12:00 PM Effective mentoring is a crucial part of the academic experience. This 6-session program focuses on skills and resources related to mentorship. The Mentoring Excellence Program (MEP) is intended for those who are: • Curious about becoming a mentor • Current mentors who want to expand their skills • Interested in having a stronger relationship with their own mentor*Thinking of applying to be a mentor for SURF, DECADE PLUS, Grad InterConnect or Competitive Edge? Now is a good time to complete the MEP program and fulfill this requirement early!

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CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSCertificate programs are a great addition to any CV or resume and are open to all

graduate students and postdoctoral scholars. Each focuses on a specialized topic and

aims to enhance personal, professional, and academic development. Participants enroll in

6-8 weeks of concentrated subject material lead by faculty and industry experts.

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SOCIAL MEDIA AND VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS BOOT CAMP THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1:00−3:00 PM AND TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 10:00 AM−12:00 PMPrepare your Grad Slam submissions and take your communication skills to the next level by speaking comfortably in front of any camera! Learn to leverage social media and effectively use video to communicate your research or promote yourself!

DISSERTATION BOOT CAMP (DBC) | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 9:00 AM−5:00 PM,SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 9:00 AM−5:00 PM AND SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 9:00 AM−1:00 PMThis is an intensive 3-day writing opportunity for graduate students in the dissertation phase of their program. The DBC will help you overcome writer’s block, make significant progress in a short period of time, and develop skills for future writing.

NEW IN WINTER 2017: SPECIAL EVENT | WINTER RECHARGE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 9:00 AM−7:00 PMTime to RECHARGE! Winter quarter is tough and we have a solution. Join us for a full-day of activities in the GRC that touch on every aspect of your student experience: health and wellness, professional development, and school/life balance. Drop in or attend a scheduled session – there is something for everyone and no shortage of skill-building, giveaways, and fun!

START SMART: SALARY NEGOTIATION TRAINING | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 3:00−6:00 PMSESSION CO-SPONSOR: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN (AAUW)Start Smart is an interactive workshop designed to give you the confidence and skills needed to earn fair compensation. This workshop provides benchmarks for salary and benefits, offers salary negotiation skill-building exercises, and teaches participants how to develop a personal budget to determine salary needs.

WRITE-IN | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 9:00 AM−5:00 PMThis Write-In provides dedicated time to write in a distraction-free environment and promotes the development of healthy writing habits. Participants set goals for the session and are often surprised by how much they can accomplish.

INTERVIEW SKILLS BOOT CAMP | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 10:00 AM−4:00 PMThis one-day boot camp provides the tools for participants to enter any interview situation with confidence including how to adapt to changing circumstances and handle surprises, practice effective small talk, and interview in any setting.

TIPS FOR LIVE PRESENTATIONS | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 5:30−6:30 PM THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 12:00−1:00 PMWhether you are participating in Grad Slam or presenting at a research conference, having a concise and engaging description of your research is critical. Learn the techniques to breathe life into your presentation and stay confident in front of a crowd.

ADVANCED TRAINING BOOT CAMPSAdvanced training boot camps help you dive deeper

into your skill set. Take a few hours this quarter to learn more or refresh a skill you have already picked up. Open to all graduate students and postdoctoral

scholars, but space is limited. Hone your professional skills and reserve your spot today!


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FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION ADVISING HOURS:Make an appointment with Dr. Sandra Loughlin to discuss your fellowship and grant application questions and receive feedback on your applications. Visit the GRC website to schedule an appointment at grad.uci.edu/services/grc.

FUNDING

WORKSHOP SCHEDULE

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HOW TO FIND FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES: PIVOT TUTORIAL MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 12:00−1:00 PMFeaturing Speaker: Nina Sideris, Foundation RelationsIdentify ways to look for funding opportunities using the PIVOT and GRAPES databases. *Special Note: Attendees should bring their laptops to this workshop.*

NIH K AWARD REVIEW PROCESS FOR POSTDOCTORAL SCHOLARS MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 3:30−5:00 PM Featuring Speaker: Frances Leslie, Vice Provost for Graduate Education and Dean of Graduate DivisionThis session will cover NIH topics for postdoctoral scholars from the perspective of a NIH grant reviewer.

NIH NRSA GRANT REVIEW PROCESS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 3:30−5:00 PM*SPECIAL LOCATION: STUDENT CENTER, EMERALD BAY A*This session will focus on what makes a strong and competitive application and the review process from a NIH NRSA faculty advisor and former application reviewer.



Success in any dynamic field – whether in industry, academia or public sector – hinges on creativity and innovation. Building and leading an effective creative effort – whether in a small group, a department, or large organization – is essential for any future leader. Andy will share insights from a wide range of experience – including with PBS, Disney, Google, MIT, and Accenture. This interactive session will spark your thinking about successful careers, leadership and innovative endeavors.

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The Foundations of Leadership distinguished speaker series connects graduate students and postdoctoral scholars with a range of leaders from corporations, nonprofits, government, and higher education. These leaders demonstrate the importance of expanded skill development and career planning to compete in the changing job market.

Questions? Email [email protected] or call 949-824-3849

LEADERSHIP, CREATIVITY, AND THE PURSUIT OF QUALITY AND INNOVATION

FEATURING Andy Russell

Andy Russell is President and CEO of PBS SoCal, the flagship PBS station for Southern California serving 18 million viewers. Andy joined PBS SoCal in 2013 from PBS’s national headquarters in Washington, DC. Over the past 20 years, he has been one of the most impactful leaders in public television, holding executive positions at PBS and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting with a wide range of national responsibilities. He has been responsible for public television’s strategy and many of its major initiatives since 2001. He earned an MBA from Stanford University, a Masters of Public Affairs from Princeton University, and a BA from the University of California, Davis.

LOCATION: GRADUATE RESOURCE CENTER (GRC)3100 GATEWAY STUDY CENTER

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Embark on a Science Policy Experience in the

California State Legislature as a CCST Science Fellow

CCST is seeking scientists and engineers for a year of public service and

government leadership training in Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. | December 1, 2016 — The California Council on Science and Technology is now accepting applications for the 2018 Class of the CCST Science & Technology Policy Fellowship. Completed applications are due on February 28th, 2017.

The CCST Science Fellows program is open to those holding a PhD or equivalent degree in science and engineering, and in social science fields such as economics. Eligibility information, program timeline, and the application link can be found at fellows.ccst.us/apply.php.

As CCST Science Fellows, scientists and engineers spend one year in Sacramento serving the California State Legislature. Working as legislative staff in the State Senate or State Assembly, they get a front-row seat learning about the craft and process of lawmaking in the State of California — a dynamic arena that often sets policy trends for the United States and the world.

Our Fellowship is an incredible opportunity to transform a scientist's professional path. In fact, about 50 percent of CCST Science Fellows have been hired by the California State Legislature or state agencies since completing their fellowship. Other alumni return to academia, nonprofits, or industry with a deeper understanding of how science informs policymaking, enhancing their career as researchers, professors, consultants, and leaders.

So join us. Read reflections from current and former CCST Science Fellows (fellows.ccst.us/blog), and see how our program has changed their lives and careers. Then tell a friend, or apply for the program yourself — and help make California's policies stronger with science.

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About the California Council on Science and Technology

CCST is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization established via the California State Legislature in 1988. We engage leading experts in science and technology to advise State policymakers —ensuring that California policy is strengthened and informed by scientific knowledge, research, and innovation. Explore how CCST makes California's policies stronger with science at www.ccst.us.

About the CCST Science & Technology Policy Fellowship

The CCST Science Fellows program trains scientific thinkers to be policy-savvy, while helping equip California's lawmakers with science-savvy staff. The program was established in 2009 with funds from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and other generous friends, and continues to rely on philanthropic foundations and individuals for support. Discover how our Science Fellows make a difference in California's policy arena at fellows.ccst.us.

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Funding Opportunities Workshop with UC MEXUSAndrea Kaus, Director of Research Programs, and Wendy DeBoer, Director of Academic Programs,from the University of California Institute for Mexico and the United States (UC MEXUS) will presenta funding opportunities workshop; fellowships and grants available to UC Irvine graduate students,faculty and postdocs will be discussed. Light refreshments will be provided. For further details,please contact Dr. Wendy DeBoer. UC MEXUS detailsWednesday, January 25, 12:00-2:30pm 135 Humanities Instructional Building (HIB) NIH K Award Review Process for Postdoctoral ScholarsFeaturing Vice Provost Frances Leslie. This session will cover NIH topics for postdoctoral scholarsfrom the perspective of an NIH grant reviewer. This is the first session in the “Early Career GrantWriting Series” featuring UCI faculty and writing groups. Monday, January 30 from 3:30- 5:00pm at Graduate Resource Center Register NIH NRSA Grant Review ProcessFeaturing Vice Provost Frances Leslie and Marcelo Wood, Chair and Professor of Neurobiology andBehaviorThis session will focus on what makes a strong and competitive application and provide insight intothe review process, from the perspectives of a NIH NRSA faculty advisor and former applicationreviewer.Thursday, February 9 from 3:30- 5:00pm at Student Center, Emerald Bay A Register The California Council on Science and Technology accepting applications for the 2018 Class ofthe CCST Science & Technology Policy Fellowship. This program is open to those holding a PhD orequivalent degree in science and engineering, and in social science fields such as economics.Applicants range from new graduates, postdoctoral scholars, tenured faculty, and industry staff. AsCCST Science Fellows, scientists and engineers spend one year in Sacramento serving the CaliforniaState Legislature. Working as legislative staff in the State Senate or State Assembly, they get a front-row seat learning about the craft and process of lawmaking in the State of California--a dynamicarena that often sets policy trends for the United States and the world. Details Due February 28, 2017.

Graduate Division is seeking 1-2 Postdocs to serve on aCommunications/Social Media Working GroupWorking group members will review content intended for the Graduate Division's social mediaplatforms and provide feedback on wording, graphics, and other content. Participation in theworking group will show your willingness to participate in university service; an eye catching line onyour CV! The expected time commitment is one in-person group meeting each month and a fewminutes independently reviewing content about once a week. Please note you do NOT need to besocial media-savvy to participate in this group - we want organic, honest opinions from a range of

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the graduate population. If interested, please contact Jenny West at [email protected].

Employment OpportunitiesI post job notices and funding opportunities on our Postdoctoral Scholar LinkedIn group, so be sureto join. The ResearchDX is a new posting.

ResearchDx, a contract diagnostic organization (Irvine) is looking for talented researchers who canfill two entry level Research Scientist position fairly quickly. Details: https://www.indeed.com/cmp/ResearchDx/jobs/Research-Scientist-f7e3fded7b106bed?q=Molecular+Diagnostics

Additional Upcoming Events- Prefer calendar format? Click here to see/subscribe to Officeof Postdoctoral Affairs calendar. GradEaters Conversations: The Presidential Inauguration (flyer attached)A brown bag lunch to come together, listen and share dialogue about the state of America followingthe Presidential Inauguration.Friday, January 20 12:00 -1:00pmGraduate Resource Center (GRC) Negotiation 101/Strategies for Difficult ConversationsFor graduate students and postdocs- DetailsThursday, January 26th, 8:00am–11:30pmFriday, January 27th, 9:00am–12:30pmNatural Sciences 2, Room 2201Networking lunch following each session. Register for one session Co-sponsored by Iota Sigma Pi, NSF, ADVANCE, the Deans of Physical Sciences and Graduate Studiesand the Chemistry Department & GPS-BIOMED. Data Science Initiative- Predictive Modeling with Python- Python is a popular language forscientific computing and machine learning. This course will introduce general modeling concepts viaexercises in which participants implement regression models in raw python and via the scikit-learnlibrary. Focus will be given to model fitting and evaluation. The course will be taught mostly throughthe medium of Jupyter notebooks.. Details and other upcoming classes.Friday, February 3- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Donald Bren Hall, Room 4011 Advanced Training Boot Camps & Workshops provided by Graduate Resource Center- Flyersattached.Postdocs can register for GRC workshops and schedule advising appointments through the GRC’sonline appointment system and click the “Book Now” button. First-time users will be prompted tocreate an account. Once an account is created, users can reserve, modify, and cancel appointmentsand reservations. How to Find Funding Opportunities: Pivot Tutorial – Monday, January 23 from 12:00- 1:00pm Register

Social Media and Video Communications Boot Camp – Thursday, January 26 from 1:00- 3:00 pm Register

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PBS SoCal CEO Foundations of Leadership – Friday, January 27 at 12:00pm Register

Interviewing Techniques and Practice – Monday, January 30 from 1:00 – 2:30 pm Register

NIH K Award Review Process for Postdoctoral Scholars – Monday, January 30 from 3:30- 5:00 pm Register

Social Media and Video Communications Boot Camp – Tuesday, January 31 from 10:00am – 12:00 pm Register

NIH NRSA Grant Review Process – Thursday, February 9 from 3:30- 5:00pm Register

Start Smart: Salary Negotiation Training – Monday, February 13 from 3:00- 6:00pm Register

Interview Skills Boot Camp – Monday, February 27 from 10:00AM – 4:00pm Register

Tips for Live Presentations – Monday, February 27 from 5:30- 6:30pm Register

Networking and Your Professional Brand – Tuesday, March 7 from 3:30- 5:00pm Register

Tips for Live Presentations – Thursday, March 9 from 12:00- 1:00pm Register

The GRC offers additional professional services:

Writing Consultants – GRC writing consultants can review academic publications, dissertation/thesis materials, andprovide feedback on job application materials (ex. CV, resume, cover letter). Appointments are available daily from9:00am – 7:00pm and can be scheduled by clicking here or calling: 949-824-3849.

Career Drop-In Advising for graduate students and postdoctoral scholars with Neda Moayedi on Tuesdays from10:00am – 12:00pm

Communications Consultants appointments daily

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