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Submit your proposals and save the date for the third annual Brain Tumor Research & Care Symposium.

Join us for the third annual Brain Tumor Research & Care Symposium!

Invited applicants complete a one-day interview with Urology faculty and residents. An optional resident dinner will be held the prior evening.

In partnership with the MCDTR, the MDRC, the MNORC, and the Department of Molecular & Integrative Physiology, the Caswell Diabetes Institute organizes five research clubs to facilitate interactions amongst investigators, trainees, and staff with shared research interests. The research club meetings occur monthly from September to May in a hybrid format.

ASPET Government Affairs Roadshow

Join the Department of Biological Chemistry for seminars presented by Juan Blume La Torre and Ben Pockrass from the University of Michigan.

Join the BRCF Advanced Genomics Core and Illumina for an interactive afternoon showcasing the latest advances in single cell, spatial biology, transcriptomics, microbiome research, and genetic disease research applications.

A student-led space to explore the latest GenAI tools, share AI-augmented research workflows, and think critically about how we stay "human" in an increasingly automated world. Open to anyone in the UM bioinformatics and biomedical community.

The Joglekar Lab presents for Cell & Developmental Biology

The Department of Biological Chemistry hosts a dissertation seminar by PhD candidate Stephen Gonzalez.

As part of its Educational Series, MiMHC is offering training on "Nano/MicroCT image analysis skill building using Dragonfly software."

Part of the Wednesday Seminars by Trainees Series (WeST)

CHHASSEM Seminar Series- Medicine needs poetry

Join the CCMB/DCMB Seminar Series on bioinformatics, Wednesdays at 4 PM EST. Featuring guest speakers, sponsored by the U-M Gilbert S. Omenn Department of Computational Medicine & Bioinformatics.

Please join us for the 2026 McGuire Visiting Professorship. Dr. A. Lenore Ackerman will present, "Towards A Deeper Understanding of Pelvic Pain Phenotypes: Implications for Treatment and Prevention."

In partnership with the MCDTR, the MDRC, the MNORC, and the Department of Molecular & Integrative Physiology, the Caswell Diabetes Institute organizes five research clubs to facilitate interactions amongst investigators, trainees, and staff with shared research interests. The research club meetings occur monthly from September to May in a hybrid format.

The BRCF Microscopy Core is offering introductory seminars that provide foundational light microscopy knowledge for students, fellows, and research staff, allowing attendees to select sessions relevant to their research interests.

Have a Seat is a weekly guided meditation program that takes place virtually.