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The Seminar in International Nutrition (NS 6980) will take place virtually on Thursdays at 11:25 (unless otherwise noted).
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This weekly seminar is based in the Division of Nutritional Sciences (DNS) but is open to all and is attended by faculty, graduate students and professionals from various fields who have an interest in global food, nutrition, health, poverty and development, particularly in low-income countries.
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During the PIN podcast, PIN Program graduate students and postdocs connect with leaders in international nutrition to learn about their career trajectory, discuss past and current work ('day in the life'), and hear advice ('what I wish I knew as a graduate student'). These conversations aim to help listeners make the most out of their graduate programs and future careers in research.
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Professor Emeritus Jere Haas joins the PIN Podcast to reflect on the history of International Nutrition and gives valuable insights to trainees.
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Professor Emeritus Jere Haas joins the PIN Podcast to reflect on the history of International Nutrition and his work at Cornell.
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Professor Emeritus Malden Nesheim joins the PIN Podcast to reflect on his student days and gives valuable insights to trainees.
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Professor Emeritus Malden Nesheim joins the PIN Podcast to reflect on the early days of International Nutrition at Cornell.
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