The committee leading the search and screening process for the vice chancellor for research invites the UW community to share input on the search during two online listening sessions this month. Both sessions will be held virtually via Zoom; registration is required for participation.

Creating Affirming Healthcare Spaces for Two Spirit, Indigiqueer, and Transgender AI/AN Peoples: An Overview of Gender Diversity and Gender-Affirming Care in Indian Country.

All SMPH and UW Health faculty, staff, employees, learners and alumni are invited to a film screening and conversation on Friday, Jan. 12 from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. The event will have both in-person and virtual options. This event is co-hosted by SMPH and UW Health.

Join us, in-person, for an informal, drop-in breakfast in the Health Sciences Learning Center (HSLC) Atrium!

The guests on this Clinical Leader Live will talk about their firsthand experiences — and possible future applications — with AI in everything from protocol design to numerous clinops activities.

Join the CHDR in room HSLC 1345 or on Zoom for their January Seminar Series.

This course will describe the IRB submission and review process for Changes of Protocol.

Discover new opportunities to grow and thrive while making a difference in the lives of others when you join the Eastpark Medical Center team.

The Global Health Institute at UW Madison welcomes you to join them for GHI’s next Global Health Tuesday Webinar.

A hybrid workshop to facilitate dialogue with the clinical trials community about successes and challenges of integrating quality by design and risk-based monitoring into the design and conduct of clinical studies.

Join in community for an evening with acclaimed writer, actress, and teacher Anna Deavere Smith as she reflects on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through the lens of her work.

Join The National Advisory Council on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NACMHD) at their next council meeting.

The Research Bazaar is an inclusive, community-building event that encourages cross-pollination of ideas among researchers, data scientists, entrepreneurs, and community members, including students.

Wear Red Day is a day of education, awareness, and time spent together learning how to identify, prevent, and survive heart disease.

Join interdisciplinary experts for a unique conference on how to build partnerships with investigators, communities, clinical research professionals, and companies to promote the ethical conduct and translation of research.

FDA will host Rare Disease Day, a virtual public meeting, on March 1, 2024 in global observance of Rare Disease Week. This year’s Rare Disease Day is dedicated to patients and health care professionals.

All individuals from across campus involved in research — including undergraduates, graduate students, postdocs, research staff, and faculty — are welcome at SMPH Collaborate, an event series from the SMPH Office of Basic Research, Biotechnology and Graduate Studies.

Bowlin’ for Colons is an annual one-day event on Sunday, March 3, 2024 hosted at three different bowling alleys around Wisconsin.

This annual honorary award ceremony recognizes some of the many faculty, staff, alumni, students and community members who go above and beyond in the pursuit of excellence in their professional careers and making important contributions to our community.

Join The Morgridge Institute for a special lecture with experts in AI, computing, and biomedicine to unravel the promises and pitfalls of AI in biomedicine

Research forum featuring presentations, discussions, posters, & demonstrations centering and exploring the concept of Indigenous research.

The annual Solomon Carter Fuller Brain Health Brunch is presented by the Wisconsin Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (ADRC) and is free and open to all.

Join Carbone Cancer Center for science, celebration and snacks to honor the 50th anniversary of UW Carbone Cancer Center.

This year’s theme, Capacity Bridging: Community University Partnerships for Stronger Communities, seeks to emphasize the importance of bringing together community and campus expertise, knowledge, and people power to create stronger communities, resilient systems, and a more just and equitable world.

This live webinar will address practical ways that stakeholders in research can help improve the creation of ICFs and better the overall process to ensure patients have a fuller understanding of the risks, commitment, and cost of agreeing to participate in a clinical trial.

The 2024 Global Health Symposium, “Moving Global Health Forward,” will be held April 10, 2024, at the Health Sciences Learning Center, 750 Highland Avenue. Event co-hosts, Global Health Institute (GHI) and Office of Global Health in the School of Medicine and Public Health, welcome you to attend!

This year’s Bioethics Symposium will examine AI-related concerns. The goal is a broad roadmap for using health-centered AI in ways that are equitable, empathetic, and empowering.

This year’s event will focus on Cancer Modeling. The in-person event allows us to come together to engage, share research visions, and learn from each other.

The annual Showcase event is designed to celebrate and strengthen a culture of innovation and continuous improvement at UW–Madison. It offers an opportunity for colleagues from across campus to share best practices, learn from each other’s successes, and connect.

The annual Alzheimer's Disease & Related Dementias Research Day is hosted by the Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center (ADRC). It is designed to encourage collaboration and promote scientific thought among faculty, students and researchers from a wide range of disciplines across the UW–Madison campus.

The annual Undergraduate Symposium showcases undergraduate creativity, achievement, research, service-learning, and community-based research from all areas of study at UW–Madison including the humanities, arts, biological sciences, physical sciences, social sciences, and computer data and information sciences.

Research Day highlights the full scope of innovative research in the Department of Medicine and facilitates collaborative interactions within our educational, research and clinical community.