Institutional Events and Research Calendar

The Projects in Process Seminar Series (PiPSS) is designed to give CCTS trainees and junior faculty an opportunity to present their work in a structured format and in a forum of peers and faculty, with the goal of ensuring continuous, professional feedback and cross-fertilization that is required for excellence in research. The next session will be on Friday, April 10th from 11am-12pm in ASC7.2072 (Albert Sherman Building). Refreshments will be provided.

The April 3rd speakers will be:

11:00am Westyn Branch-Elliman
 

11:30am Aaron Bergman  

The Projects in Process Seminar Series (PiPSS) is designed to give CCTS trainees and junior faculty an opportunity to present their work in a structured format and in a forum of peers and faculty, with the goal of ensuring continuous, professional feedback and cross-fertilization that is required for excellence in research. 

April 10th from 11am-12pm in ASC7.2072 (Albert Sherman Building) Refreshments will be provided.
Speakers will be:

• 11:00am Syed Ali “Local Gentamicin for Open Tibia Fractures in Sub-Saharan Africa”
  
  
• 11:30am Daniel F. Leiva "TBD"

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At Translational Science 2020, we want to shine a spotlight on the most innovative, forward-thinking research in the field.  Share your original research and help us create a meeting where people can enhance their personal development and learning process. Abstracts will be accepted in the following tracks: basic; methodology; data science; biostatistics; informatics; commercialization; entrepreneurship; digital health; social media; education; mentoring; professional and career development; health equity; community engagement; mechanistic basic to clinical; regulatory science; team science; translational science; policy and health outcomes science. To learn more about Translational Science 2020 to be held in Washington DC April 14-17, 2020, click here.

At Translational Science 2020, we want to shine a spotlight on the most innovative, forward-thinking research in the field.  Share your original research and help us create a meeting where people can enhance their personal development and learning process. Abstracts will be accepted in the following tracks: basic; methodology; data science; biostatistics; informatics; commercialization; entrepreneurship; digital health; social media; education; mentoring; professional and career development; health equity; community engagement; mechanistic basic to clinical; regulatory science; team science; translational science; policy and health outcomes science. To learn more about Translational Science 2020, which will be held virtually on April 15-16, 2020, click here.

The Projects in Process Seminar Series (PiPSS) is designed to give CCTS trainees and junior faculty an opportunity to present their work in a structured format and in a forum of peers and faculty, with the goal of ensuring continuous, professional feedback and cross-fertilization that is required for excellence in research.

April 17^th from 11am-12pm in ASC7.2072 (Albert Sherman Building) Refreshments will be provided.
Speakers will be:

• 11:00am Domenic Gessler “Modifying N-Acetylaspartate to Control Neurometabolism and Cellular Populations in the CNS”
  
  
• 11:30am Sarah Forrester “Similarities and Differences in the Association of Accelerated Aging and Telomere Length with Cardiovascular Outcomes in CARDIA”

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    +1 301 715 8592 (US Toll)
    Meeting ID: 568 220 9338

The Projects in Process Seminar Series (PiPSS) is designed to give CCTS trainees and junior faculty an opportunity to present their work in a structured format and in a forum of peers and faculty, with the goal of ensuring continuous, professional feedback and cross-fertilization that is required for excellence in research.

April 24th from 11am-12pm in ASC7.2072 (Albert Sherman Building) Refreshments will be provided.
Speakers will be:

• 11:00am Asil Oztekin & Murtaza Nasir “Machine Learning-Based Outcome Prediction & Hypotheses Generation for Substance Use Disorder Treatment”
  
  
• 11:30am Aaron Bergman “Integrating Trauma-Informed Care into Obstetric Settings via Perinatal Psychiatry Access Programs”

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    Meeting ID: 568 220 9338