TOPIC: Motor Learning and Performance: A Surgeon Perspective | PRESENTER: Dr. Matthew Graves, University of Mississippi

“Unpacking Intersectional Recovery: Young Adult Mental Health Across Multiple Identities.”

This session will provide tips for maintaining research momentum and morale in the path to securing independent funding.

The Maryland Tobacco Control Resource Center is disseminating a training program (developed by MDQuit) titled, “Breaking the Habit in Behavioral Health\" for behavioral health providers across Maryland

Annual School of Medicine New Faculty Orientation Program

Project Feast is an annual volunteer project by UMSOM students that provides Thanksgiving dinner to Baltimore\'s underprivileged communities.

LECTURE RESCHEDULED TO MAY 5, 2025 TOPIC: “Decoding the Language of Brain Tumor and Neuron Communication.” SPEAKER: Dr. Benjamin Deneen

Join us for a panel discussion on strategies for overcoming common challenges faced by researchers early in their career.

This workshop is designed to help faculty members explore their own conflict styles and develop a deeper understanding of their mentees\' conflict competencies. through interactive discussions.

Aging and Addiction Research Seminar

TOPIC: \"Human intestinal mucosal barrier and host-pathogen interactions\" SPEAKER: Dr. Jose Lemme

This 30-minute session will cover how to create and manage a grant budget that aligns with your proposed research objectives.

This session addresses the role of a research program leader including strategies for developing effective leadership skills, building and maintaining an effective team, and overcoming challenges.

During this session, we will discuss key considerations for revising an NIH grant application or submitting a new one, with a focus on effective strategies for resubmission after peer review.

Master of Public Health Program Fall 2024 Student Poster Session

TOPIC: \"Mucin degradation in the GI by the emerging probiotic bacteria\" - Akkermansia muciniphila SPEAKER: Dr. Raphael H. Valdivia

This session will provide tips to consider when producing effective tables, figures and graphs.

SPEAKER: Eve Marder, PhD, Victor and Gwendolyn Beinfield Professor, Department of Biology, Brandeis University, and Member, U.S. National Academy of Sciences

The University of Maryland School of Medicine designates this Live activity for a maximum of 5.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.

The Department of Pharmacology, Physiology, & Drug Development presents the 6th Hugh Arthur Pritchard Memorial Lecture.