This year, the Libraries' quarterly ScholarSip event series addresses the theme University and Industry Research Collaborations.
Each term, a distinguished Drexel professor will offer “food for thought” on the benefits and challenges of conducting and disseminating research when academics collaborate with industry.
This quarter, we are pleased to welcome our guest speaker
Banu Onaral, PhD
H. H. Sun Professor and Senior Advisor to the President, Global Partnerships
School of Biomedical Engineering, Science & Health Systems
Professor Onaral will share insights gained from years of personal experience in building research and innovation bridges between academia and industry locally, regionally and globally. She will provide case studies that illustrate initiation, maintenance and growth of long-lasting and peer-to-peer ‘organic partnerships’ that are robust enough to navigate an ever-changing industrial, corporate, political and global landscape.
All Drexel faculty and professional staff are invited to join us for what promise to be lively conversations with colleagues.
Streaming ScholarSip Live Online
Not on campus? Join us from home! This session of ScholarSip will be broadcast live online, so grab a drink and a snack, and watch the presentation on YouTube.
To view the live broadcast on March 16, simply visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRsXfAeg7TE and click play.
The presentation will begin at approximately 4:45 PM, and any changes to the schedule will be announced as far in advance as possible.
About ScholarSip
Now in its ninth year, ScholarSip is an annual event series hosted by the Drexel University Libraries that seeks to nurture Drexel’s intellectual life and cross-campus community through informal gatherings where faculty and professional staff exchange ideas sparked by greater awareness of interdisciplinary research. Each event includes social time to build acquaintances and a short “food for thought” presentation from a member of the Drexel community. ScholarSip provides an opportunity for members of the Drexel community to gather for conversation – along with a toast to the end of the academic term.