This seminar is designed for faculty, especially those new to industry funding, who want to explore industry collaborations as a pathway to support and expand their research.

Medicine Grand Rounds: “Inclusive and Affirming Health Care for the LGBTQI+ Community”

Speaker: Ethan Goldberg, MD, PhDTopic: Dravet syndrome: Mechanisms of epilepsy, cognitive dysfunction, and temperature sensitivity

TOPIC: \"Innate Immune surveillance in health and disease\" SPEAKER: Dr. Vijay Rathinam

TOPIC: The Case for Containment in Patellar InstabilityPresenter: John T. Lawrence, MD, PhD

TOPIC: Pediatric Peri-Patellar InjuriesPresenter: John T. Lawrence, MD, PhD

2nd Annual Maryland Stem Cell Symposium and Workshop will be held on October 16-17, 2025.

Frontiers in Oncology

Fall 2025 Seminar Series - Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

\"Neuronal dysfunction and metabolic imbalance associated with prion infection and prion protein mutation in human cerebral organoid models\"

The IGS presents this introduction to the R coding language and visualization of sequencing data.

6th Annual Ira N. Tublin, M.D. Memorial Lectureship in Nephrology at Medicine Grand Rounds

TOPIC: Miles to go before I sleep: From challenges to opportunities, addressing representation in medicine | SPEAKER: Alyx B. Porter Umphrey MD, FAAN

Shiqian Shen, MD, Attending Physician & Associate Professor at Massachusetts General Hospital, will deliver presentations at the Annual Lecture & the Anesthesiology Grand Rounds the following morning.

TOPIC: Artificial Intelligence Driven Cataract Surgical Skill Optimization | SPEAKER: Shameema Sikder, MD, FACS

Join us for our 20th Annual Best Practices Conference. Registration is now open!

Speaker: Carsten G. Bonnemann, MDTopic: Annual Jerome K. Merlis Lecture

2025 Shira Kansas, M.D. Memorial Lecture at Medicine Grand Rounds

This seminar invites you to explore how researchers from diverse disciplines have successfully transitioned their work to focus on aging.

This two-part seminar series is targeted to new/junior faculty members who have not yet applied to the NIH or who are planning to prepare their first R01 application.