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Pediatric transplant symposium June 29
Register for symposium and retirement reception celebrating Dr. Jean Sanders' four-decade career
Consortium presents genomic symposium May 23
Discuss effects of genomics on cancer therapy at this free symposium; registration required
Center to host developmental biology symposium Dec. 10
Annual half-day meeting promotes networking, research sharing among local scientists in the field
Prentice Symposium attracts 200 researchers nationwide
Event honored Dr. Ross Prentice and his contributions, especially to chronic disease prevention research and related methodology developments
BRI Series: Why research findings exhibit ‘decline effect’ July 11
Jonathan Schooler presents the next Biomedical Research Integrity Series lecture, ‘Unpublished Research Findings and the “Decline Effect” in Science,’ 2-3 p.m. in Pelton
‘Moving Beyond Cancer to Wellness’ draws more than 200
Former cancer patients, caregivers came to campus for the fifth annual survivorship seminar, where they learned about nutrition, coping with chemobrain and more
World Affairs Council event June 6: ‘Combating Cancer in Developing World’
Dr. Larry Corey and cancer care leaders from developing countries will discuss the intersection of efforts to combat cancer, infectious diseases and immune deficiencies; Monday, 6 p.m. in Pelton
Symposium on long-term effects of cancer treatment June 10
Consortium event will highlight recent findings and provide a venue for discussion and development of new interdisciplinary studies; registration required
UW hosts nationwide global health conference Sept. 19-21
The second annual Consortium of Universities for Global Health meeting will feature presentations from leaders in global health.
Taking the Show on the Road – Leading Researchers to Conduct Hands-On Science Symposium for 500 San Francisco Area High School Students
The Sixth Annual American Society of Hematology hosted symposium will enable students to explore the world of biomedical research close up.