Category: Past Events

The University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMC) is a designated NCI research institute. In a addition to focus on cancer research, there are centers of research excellence in Alzheimers, cardiovascular, kidneyy disease, liver and hosts the Midwest Stem Cell Institute.…

University Research Centers and Institutes support interdisciplinary research interactions that span at least two schools/colleges within the University. By definition the Centers and Institutes welcome the participation of researchers with a broad range of skills, capabilities, and areas of emphasis. …

The KSU College of Veterinary Medicine engages in research that challenges perceived limitations and broadens our ideas of what’s possible. Our research produces knowledge that benefits both animal and human health. We collaborate with industry, government and the broader community. …

This is the annual Saint Patricks Day show for the researchers at UTMB. UTMB has over $125 million in funding and is ranked 52nd in overall NIH research funding. With over 152 faculty members in the Biomedical Science division at …

The Texas Medical Center (TMC)—the largest medical complex in the world—is at the forefront of advancing life sciences. As home to the brightest minds in medicine, TMC nurtures cross-institutional collaboration, creativity, and innovation. Because together, we can push the limits …

As one of the world’s foremost research institutions, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center™ fosters “no-fence” multidisciplinary research and rigorous scientific training in both basic and clinical research. UT Southwestern has a superb international reputation for life-changing research that …

The University of North Texas Department of Biological Sciences make medical discoveries, develop new technologies, and improve environmental sustainability and quality of life. This groundbreaking work is enhanced by our new $40 million Life Sciences Complex and recent $25 million …

At the Texas A&M College of Dentistry departmental faculty interests range widely within a central research focus on craniofacial biology. These research interests include regulation of feeding behavior, the role of dendritic cells in cancer, the genetics of caries-causing bacteria, …