Bahiana holds the XNUMXst International Seminar on Graduate Programs Stricto Sensu

On March 20, the Postgraduate, Research and Extension Program of Bahiana perform the I International Seminar on Graduate Programs Stricto Sensu, in room 206, of the Academic Unit Brotas, starting at 8 hours.

The meeting aims to present the partnership of the Bahiana with Johns Hopkins University (JHU), a non-profit private higher education institution located in Baltimore, Maryland, United States.

The occasion will also be marked by a tribute to Professor Carlos Alfredo Marcílio de Souza, creator and first coordinator of the Master's in Medicine and Human Health course at Bahiana.

The seminar will be attended by the director of Escola Bahiana de Medicina e Saúde Pública and General Coordinator of the Foundation Bahiana for Science Development, Dr. Maria Luisa Carvalho Soliani and the coordinator of Undergraduate and Graduate Education, Prof. Maria de Lourdes de Freitas Gomes. Also participating in the activities are research professors Dr. Ana Marice Ladeia, Dr. Bernardo Galvão, Dr. João Lima and Dr. Luís Claudio Correia. The program will consist of debates, lectures and testimonies by the institution's professors.

Full schedule

International Seminar on Graduate Programs Stricto Sensu

Data

20/03/15

Location

Room 206 - Academic Unit of Brotas

8 am - Opening: Prof. Ana Marice Ladeia

8:15 am - Choir of the Bahiana

8:15 am - Table composition - Dr. Bernardo Galvão (Bahiana), Dr. Luis Claudio Correia (Bahiana) and Dr. João Lima (JHU).

8:15 am - Testimonials 

8:30 am - Inauguration of the portrait - Dr. Carlos Alfredo Marcilio de Souza

The Playful Science

9 am - Music and Science - Paulo Lima

9:25 am - Guitar Presentation - Prof. Mario Ulloa

9:40 am - Coffee Break

Course: How to be a Successful Scientist

Discussion Coordination: Luis Correia

Lectures: João Lima

10 am - The art of “thinking outside the box” 

10:15 - How do scientific ideas arise?

10:30 am - How to reconcile care and science (time management)

10:40 am - Debate

11 am - What determines a winning research project?

11:20 am - The art of leading and motivating a research group

11:40 am - Researcher enthusiasm versus impartial data analysis (how to reconcile)?

12:XNUMX - Debate

12:30 - Coffee Break II

13 pm - How to build successful inter-institutional partnerships?

13:20 - How to be effective in obtaining funding for research?

13:40 pm - The art of writing and obtaining acceptance of the article (final proof?)