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NEW! Research Services ListServ to Debut October 24

Oct 13, 2017, 11:00 AM by Melodi Moore
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In 1997, Dr. Bruce Luxon initiated the original Research Services ListServ with a President's Cabinet grant. The ListServ was established to allow people across campus to communicate with each other about a myriad of ideas. Job openings, surplus lab supplies, funding announcements are just a few of the items that have been shared in the 20-plus years the Research Services ListServ has been available. The NEW! Research Services ListServ will do all of this, plus more.  The improved ListServ will increase communication and productivity.

Starting October 24, the NEW! Research Services ListServ will be available.  A welcome email will be sent to those who were on previous ListServ with a link on how to access the NEW! ListServ.  Instructions on how to change subscriptions and manage receipt of messages will be available under the Research Education link on the Research Services webpage.

Anyone wanting to have access to the New! Research Services ListServ can also use the instructions to sign-up and begin using the list immediately.  Self-subscriptions and receipt management are just two of the improved features users will see.

Welcome to the UTMB Research Resources Blog

Sponsored by Research Services, the blog is set up to assist the UTMB research community by disseminating information from various sources in one reliable, relatable and easy to locate place.  Users will be able to find updates from NIH, UT System and UTMB as well as special events and lectures taking place at the University, Galveston and in the area. Available funding opportunities are also included and in most cases broken down by career level for convenience and searching ease.

The blog is designed to be an interactive tool for researchers at all levels.  Readers are encouraged to comment, suggest topics and forward ideas.

Please visit the Research Resources Blog often.  To receive updates of all blog articles, please join the UTMB Research Community Team.  Once there, you can also join the channels you feel would benefit you most.