Join the campus community at Bascom Hall to view new Ho-Chunk Nation banners commissioned as part of UW-Madison’s 175th anniversary.

This live webinar will explore diversity through a global lens by tapping into the perspectives of industry leaders who will address how we can broaden access to a wide range of underrepresented groups, including those who possess attributes linked to troubling and challenging health disparities.

Come learn and discuss with us the growth and diversification of the clinical research workforce.

The School of Medicine and Public Health (SMPH) at UW-Madison is implementing a new, HIPAA-compliant system for paying research participants, called Participant Payments. You can attend any of the three formal sessions being offered in order to learn more!

The Diversity Forum welcomes the campus and greater community annually for a two-day, conference-style event that is free and open to the public. The goal of the Diversity Forum is to impart the latest knowledge and research in the diversity and inclusion fields, educate about perspectives and best practices for equity and social justice, and activate attendees to make positive changes in the world.

Join this live webinar for an informative session on some of the tools of the clinical research trade: data extraction and adverse event reporting. The presenter will review adverse events and serious adverse event reporting, medical record data extraction and collection, and review SAE-related medical...

This event is an interactive discussion with Charles Lee Isbell Jr., University of Wisconsin–Madison’s provost. Provost Isbell has a deep and distinguished background that blends institutional leadership in computer science, research into machine learning and artificial intelligence, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

The 22nd Annual Medical Student Research Forum will take place on Monday, November 20, 2023 in the Health Science Learning Center from noon to 5 pm. This annual event will showcase the research accomplishments of the majority of SMPH students, who conduct research under the mentorship of UW faculty mentors during the summer between their first and second year of medical school.

The event will highlight women in medicine with speakers, panel discussions, and the presentation of awards.

This workshop will include presentations and panel discussions with representatives from drug sponsors, medical device sponsors, clinical research organizations, academia, patients, and other interested parties, who will share their experiences and approaches for increasing enrollment and encouraging participation of historically underrepresented populations in clinical studies.

Join UW Health during Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month to hear about emerging research and treatment in pancreas cancer as well as strategies to help patients cope with stress and foster health lifestyles.