WSU’s Kamiak High Performance Computing (HPC) cluster is a powerful resource available for all WSU researchers to accelerate research computing.  Learn how you can take advantage of its freely available backfill queue and find out how you can purchase expanded compute power for your lab using Kamiak’s condominium style investment model without having to set up and manage your own cluster.   Join CIRC as we celebrate our brand-new upgrades to Kamiak and highlight some of the exciting research it…

The Social and Economic Sciences Research Center (SESRC) is both a unit of Washington State University (WSU) and a non-profit organization with over 50 years of professional experience in social science research. SESRC primarily designs and conducts surveys, but we also have expertise in program assessment, evaluation of state and federally funded grants, and qualitative research. Come learn about our in-house capabilities and services, and discuss ways that we might collaborate with other WSU faculty in their grant-writing and research endeavors.  Join us at 11:00am RSVP for Zoom link

Workday has a suite of helpful reports for managing your grant accounts. Join Carrie Johnston and Ty Simanson from the Modernization team to learn how to find the resources that will show you how to run the reports available to PIs and how they are used to successfully monitor your grant accounts. Learn how to check your account balance, monitor expenses, the meaning of codes and work tags, and more.   Join us at at 1:00pm. RSVP through Skillport: https://wsu.skillport.com/skillportfe/main.action#summary/ILT/CDE$212109:_ss_ilt:scwsu/ilt_wsu_SYST_1519  

Intellectual property (IP) protection and licensing can help turn discoveries into impactful products and services available for the public good, can help sustain research and creative efforts, and are essential considerations for entrepreneurship. In a session led by Eric Wannamaker of the Office of Commercialization, learn about the types of intellectual property, requirements, and processes needed to develop IP from university research and creative endeavors.   Join us at 11:00 am. RSVP below for the Zoom link. 

The CAREER grant is the National Science Foundation's most significant award for early-career faculty. It supports faculty who wish to build a firm foundation for a lifetime as a leader and role model in research and education while advancing the mission of their department or organization. Come learn more about the CAREER program and how to develop a strategy for successful proposal submission in a session lead by ORAP’s expert grant writer, Robert Finney PhD.   Join us at 11:00…

In this session, co-hosted by Washington State University and the University of Idaho, we will present a brief overview of the NSF CAREER program, then take a close look at funded proposals and reviewer comments, highlighting successful approaches and best practices for developing competitive CAREER proposals.   Join us on Monday, March 21st at 12:30pm. RSVP below for the Zoom link.     

Workday has a suite of helpful reports for managing your grant accounts. Join Carrie Johnston and Ty Simanson from the Modernization team to learn how to find the resources that will show you how to run the reports available to PIs and how they are used to successfully monitor your grant accounts. Learn how to check your account balance, monitor expenses, the meaning of codes and work tags, and more.   Join us at at 8:30am. RSVP through Skillport: https://wsu.skillport.com/skillportfe/main.action#summary/ILT/CDE$212109:_ss_ilt:scwsu/ilt_wsu_SYST_1519