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.
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.
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.
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!
Join Carbone Cancer Center for science, celebration and snacks to honor the 50th anniversary of UW Carbone Cancer Center.
Join the CHDR in room HSLC 1345 or on Zoom for their January Seminar Series.
Join us, in-person, for an informal, drop-in breakfast in the Health Sciences Learning Center (HSLC) Atrium!
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.
The event will highlight women in medicine with speakers, panel discussions, and the presentation of awards.
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.
Hear from UW Health & Carbone Cancer Center physicians and scientists who are advancing multiple myeloma research and patient care. Learn firsthand how innovative research is being propelled forward, providing hope for patients in Wisconsin and beyond.
This event is an excellent opportunity within the SMPH community to connect with other investigators, researchers, and learners.
