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Business Continuity and Risk Mitigation for Shared Resource Core Laboratories
Presented by
Sheenah Mische
Senior Director, Office of Collaborative Science, New York University
May 27, 2015
12:00 pm ET US/Canada
5:00 pm GMT/UK/Portugal
Register:
http://cytou.peachnewmedia.comCost: FREE
Sheenah Mische, PhD, is the Senior Director in the Office of Collaborative Science. Dr. Mische oversees the Cores, providing a centralized administrative structure, and promoting state-of-the-art, service-oriented resources for the research community. Under the leadership of Associate Dean for Collaborative Science David Levy, she determines priorities for investment in new technologies, Cores, and services at the NYU Langone Medical Center. Dr. Mische has broad experience in the operation and administration of multi-technology, multidisciplinary resource centers in support of institutional research missions, both in academia and in industry. In her most recent positions, she was Director of Translational Sciences, and Associate Director for Talent Acquisition and Academic Relations at Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals. She was also previously Director of the Protein / DNA Technology Center at Rockefeller University.
Webinar Summary:
In recent years, research institutions and biomedical centers have suffered significant losses to research due to severe weather and other disasters. Unfortunately, severe weather events are becoming more commonplace and Superstorm Sandy has brought climate impacts and risk into the conversation in ways not even contemplated before this October 2012 event. The buzz word "business continuity planning" is a strategic plan to prevent, if possible, and to minimize and manage the consequences of an event that interrupts critical business processes. From a biomedical research enterprise perspective, the business of research increasingly relies on centralized resource centers/cores, making them a critical and highly vulnerable component due to the concentration of instrumentation and resources. This session will discuss business continuity planning, and both strategic and tactical considerations for emergency planning and risk mitigation.
CYTO U Webinar Recordings
A recording of this webinar will be posted online at CYTO U within 24-48 hours after the live event for free viewing by all. You may also want to watch the recordings of CYTO U's last three webinars, Growing a Successful and Fruitful Core: You Reap What You Sow by Joanne Lannigan, The Use of Nanoparticles for Cell Identification and Tracking by Paul Rees, and Predicting the Best Resolution and Sensitivity in Panel Development and Reducing Inter-instrument Variability in Flow Cytometry by Steve Perfetto and Jim Wood at CYTO U. For more details, visit:
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