Dr. Yang Yang, PhD Present:“SCN2A related autism and epilepsy: from mouse and hiPSC models to genetic medicine”

This session will provide an overview of the NIH grants process, as well as, helpful resources for early stage faculty not familiar with NIH funding.

“Redefining the role of “reward” systems in the brain”

TOPIC: \"Metabolic regulation of cell death\" SPEAKER: Dr. Fiachra Humphries

UM-MIND Neuro Networks SeminarSPEAKER: Antoinette Nelson, MEng, PhD, Senior Technical Advisor, HIV Biomedical Prevention Technologies, USAID 

Hematology Oncology Grand Rounds Conference

This seminar will focus on grantsmanship and the different types of funding opportunities offered by AHA.

Join us in person for the Stephen R. Max, PhD Memorial Lecture 2025.Speaker: Carto Laurencin, MD, PhD.Reception to follow in HSF II foyer.

TOPIC: \"The multifaceted importance of innate immune receptors in health and diseases\" SPEAKER: Jenny Ting

UMSOM\'s CVD and UMB\'s Office of Sustainability are co-hosting a panel discussion on climate change and its impact on public health.

This 30-minute session dives into the details of building a figure from scratch.

This session will highlight how UMSOM early stage faculty can work with the SOM Foundation Relations team to find and apply for funding opportunities that are geared toward early stage faculty.

In preparation for promotion, we encourage faculty to begin keeping Clinical and Teaching Portfolios to review annually with their Chairman. This workshop will assist with the development of both the

MELA Annual Spring Education DayKeynote Speaker: Alyson J. McGregor, MD, MA, FACEP, University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville

This session will introduce researchers to the valuable services and expertise available within the Institute for Genome Sciences, including the Maryland Genomics and the Informatics Resource Center.

Training for clinicians to assist mental health & substance abuse clients with tobacco treatment.

This annual lecture is supported by a generous gift from the family of the late Renée Royak-Schaler, PhD, MEd.

Board exam preparation course for senior radiation oncology residents and other healthcare professionals

Department of Pharmacology and Physiology Cancer-Neuroscience Seminar SeriesTOPIC: “Decoding the Language of Brain Tumor and Neuron Communication.” SPEAKER: Dr. Benjamin Deneen

Raymond J. Deshaies, PhD will present \"Induced Protein Degradation: My Journey\" | Craig M. Crews, PhD will present \"PROTACs: A New Therapeutic Modality\"