"The FASEB SRC, Vasoregulation: Signaling and Multicellular Inputs" will take place from August 4th to August 8th, 2024, in Tucson, AZ. Jonathan Jaggar, Scott Earley, and Madeline Nieves-Cintron put together an exceptional program that will highlight the latest developments in the field. The event will feature a keynote speaker, Special Sessions for Early-Career Researchers, meet the experts, and career development workshops.
To register for the event, please visit the link provided below. There, you will find information about the keynote speaker, venue, registration, abstract submission guidelines, and other important details.
We kindly request that you share this information with your colleagues and other interested individuals.
Additionally, we have attached a flier that you can distribute to your networks. We are excited to welcome you and your trainees to this event and hope to see you there!
https://web.cvent.com/event/efa86d30-df04-4b74-8798-a0d49b34935f/summary
To register for the event, please visit the link provided below. There, you will find information about the keynote speaker, venue, registration, abstract submission guidelines, and other important details.
We kindly request that you share this information with your colleagues and other interested individuals.
Additionally, we have attached a flier that you can distribute to your networks. We are excited to welcome you and your trainees to this event and hope to see you there!
https://web.cvent.com/event/efa86d30-df04-4b74-8798-a0d49b34935f/summary
Application for NIH/LMSA LIDEReS in Research Travel Award in Puerto Rico: Deadline is January 11th!
Are you interested in developing as a Physician-Scientist or Scientist? NIH NIDDK and LMSA FPAC are excited to launch the application for the 2024 NIH/LMSA LIDEReS in Research Seminar in Puerto Rico April 2024!
The application provides a travel award and support to aspiring LHS+ residents, fellows, and early career individuals interested in careers in research and academic medicine to attend LMSA’s LHS+ Identity, Development, Empowerment, and Resources Seminar (LIDEReS) in Research. Topic areas include the importance of diversity in academic medicine, understanding the NIH grant process, learning how to obtain funding and grant support, potential career paths, recognizing the pitfalls to avoid in the selection of academic appointments and early years of academic tenure, career appointment and advancement, identification, and successful utilization of mentors, among others.
Recipients of the NIH/LMSA Travel Award can be interns/residents, fellows, junior faculty, post-doctoral researchers who are interested in pursuing careers in research and/or academic medicine.
When: April 12-14, 2024
Where: Universidad Central Del Caribe (UCC) School of Medicine, Bayamón, Puerto Rico
Applicants must:
Please see the PDF attachment that lists the details of this application. You can also find the NIH Application Link here or within the PDF attachment.
Be sure to begin the application process now if you are interested and as always, feel free to reach out with any questions, concerns, comments, or other general inquiries. Points of contact can be found within the PDF attachment or below:
Are you interested in developing as a Physician-Scientist or Scientist? NIH NIDDK and LMSA FPAC are excited to launch the application for the 2024 NIH/LMSA LIDEReS in Research Seminar in Puerto Rico April 2024!
The application provides a travel award and support to aspiring LHS+ residents, fellows, and early career individuals interested in careers in research and academic medicine to attend LMSA’s LHS+ Identity, Development, Empowerment, and Resources Seminar (LIDEReS) in Research. Topic areas include the importance of diversity in academic medicine, understanding the NIH grant process, learning how to obtain funding and grant support, potential career paths, recognizing the pitfalls to avoid in the selection of academic appointments and early years of academic tenure, career appointment and advancement, identification, and successful utilization of mentors, among others.
Recipients of the NIH/LMSA Travel Award can be interns/residents, fellows, junior faculty, post-doctoral researchers who are interested in pursuing careers in research and/or academic medicine.
When: April 12-14, 2024
Where: Universidad Central Del Caribe (UCC) School of Medicine, Bayamón, Puerto Rico
Applicants must:
- Be a member of a nationally underrepresented group in biomedical or behavioral research
- Be an intern/resident, fellow, post-doctoral scientist, or early stage investigator
- Be a U.S. citizen, non-citizen national, or legal permanent resident
- Not have received travel support under this announcement in previous years
Please see the PDF attachment that lists the details of this application. You can also find the NIH Application Link here or within the PDF attachment.
Be sure to begin the application process now if you are interested and as always, feel free to reach out with any questions, concerns, comments, or other general inquiries. Points of contact can be found within the PDF attachment or below:
- LMSA Contact – Christian Ojeda MPH, Student, cmojeda@salud.unm.edu, Coordinator, National Center for LMSA Leadership and Advancement