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Are you a Brigham researcher? Check out our monthly forum for researchers to hear the latest updates, news and resources at Research Connection LIVE.
You can also find out about other virtual events, events open to the public, and internal research events for the Brigham community by viewing the calendar.
We are expanding Discover Brigham into a series of events focused on research, discovery and innovation.
Looking for the Discover Brigham Poster Session?
The Executive Committee of the Brigham Research Institute (BRI) would like to invite you to attend the Research Faculty and Trainee Forum. These forums provide opportunities for investigators from across BWH departments to meet with the BRI Executive Committee, BWH leadership, and MGB leadership and provide feedback directly.
The Connors-BRI Center for Research on Women’s Health and Sex/Gender Medicine at the Brigham Research Institute will host a variety of exciting talks by local researchers and will feature a keynote address by Cara Tannenbaum, MD, MSc, Professor of Medicine and Pharmacy, Université de Montreal.
The Brigham Research Institute’s (BRI) Lung Research Center cordially invites you to participate in its Lung Research Day. This event will feature a keynote address by Jeffrey A. Whitsett, MD, Professor of Pediatrics, University of Cincinnati and will be followed by a poster session open to all BWH researchers working in the field of lung biology.
These monthly seminars are open to the community and focus on resources for the research community. They also provide an opportunity to meet and ask questions of BWH decision makers.
The Executive Committee of the Brigham Research Institute (BRI) would like to invite you to attend the Research Faculty and Trainee Forum. These forums provide opportunities for investigators from across BWH departments to meet with the BRI Executive Committee, BWH leadership, and MGB leadership and provide feedback directly.
Our goal is to highlight the breadth of gene and cell therapy expertise that currently exists within the institution and identify key challenges and resource gaps the need to be met to ensure we emerge as a leader in this field.
Brigham Research Appreciation Celebration is replacing Research Connection (RC) LIVE this month.
The Executive Committee of the Brigham Research Institute (BRI) would like to invite you to attend the Research Faculty and Trainee Forum. These forums provide opportunities for investigators from across BWH departments to meet with the BRI Executive Committee, BWH leadership, and MGB leadership and provide feedback directly.
These monthly seminars are open to the community and focus on resources for the research community. They also provide an opportunity to meet and ask questions of BWH decision makers.
Join discussion leaders Shan Siddiqi, MD (BWH) and Nolan Williams, MD (Stanford) as they engage leading experts from around the world on important topics facing the rapidly emerging field of brain stimulation. Through a series of presentations and discussions, this summit will establish a network of key opinion leaders to yield consensus on specific debates and build an intellectual framework to allow this transformative subspecialty to launch and grow.
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