During this session, early career faculty will gain insight into how NIH research applications are scored and reviewed, including a “mock study section” discussion of a grant application. 

TOPIC: Metastatic cancer immunology at single-cell resolution | SPEAKER: CHRIS MCGINNISPostdoctoral Fellow, Department of PathologyStanford University

Please join Dean Mark T. Gladwin as he delivers the 2025 State of the School Address.

EVENT: Faculty Development Workshop | SPEAKER: Rod Taylor, MD

Register now for the Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health\'s 32nd annual guest lectureship, as part of its annual Frontiers in Vaccinology program.

CARTI is forming peer mentoring groups to help faculty prepare a renewal for an NIH R01 or write a 2nd or 3rd research grant. Groups will start Sept 30. Sign up by Sept 19!

CARTI is forming peer mentoring groups to help faculty strategize and achieve short-term professional or research goals with peer support. Groups will start Sept 29. Sign up by Sept 19!

CARTI is forming writing groups to help faculty stay on track with their scholarly writing goals. Groups will start Sept 29. Sign up by Sept 19!

Biochemistry and Molecular BiologyGPILS Seminar Series

TOPIC: Blood Vessel-Based Organoid Assembloids to Enhance Phenotype Recapitulation and Therapeutic Evaluation

Speaker: Jennie Erin SmithTopic: Valley of Forgetting: Alzheimer\'s Families and the Search for a Cure

TOPIC: \"Molecular and cellular bases of coral symbiosis and its breakdown\" SPEAKER: Dr. Phillip Cleves

Join us for our next networking event designed exclusively for new UMSOM research faculty and CARTI alumni who are current UMB faculty.

\"Ca2+ dissociation from receptor binding domain I (RBD1) of the CDTb component of Clostridioides difficile binary toxin triggers pore formation?

CARTI is seeking applications for the 2026 Clinical/Translational Research Training Track. Applications are due Monday, October 6, 2025 (midnight).

Biochemistry and Molecular BiologyGPILS Seminar SeriesPhD Candidate Presentations

Save the Date!The Fourth Annual Alavi-Bradley Symposium on Molecular Imaging and Theranostics will be held on October 7, 2025.

Using Effort-Cost Decision-Making Frameworks to Better Understand Motivational Impairment in Psychiatric Disorders

This session will provide an overview of the various grant mechanisms available to researchers and offer practical guidance on how to apply.

Topic: Enhancing the Biological Properties of Bone AllograftsPresenter: Thomas Schubert, MD, PhD