Critical Thinking Strategies for Health Professional Education on Dec. 21-22 for BUSM faculty
The Team Science Pilot Grant Program is funded by the BU Clinical and Translational Science Institute (BU CTSI). EMAIL APPLICATION SUBMISSION: Deadline Monday, Oct. 12, 2015 by 11 p.m. Purpose of the RFA: To stimulate and support teams of faculty researchers engaging in multidisciplinary translational research at Boston University. All areas of translational research related […]
All Medical Campus faculty are encouraged to attend a brief introductory communications workshop to facilitate science communication and sharing of research and views. The Conversation US (TCUS) provides independent news and analysis written by the academic and research community, edited by journalists and delivered to the general public. The Conversation Editor Maria Balinska and Health […]
“Population health and substance use care: parallel or converging trajectories?” Marc Gourevitch, MD, MPH Chair, Department of Population Health Professor of Population Health, Medicine and Psychiatry NYU School of Medicine Friday, Sept. 18 3 p.m. BU School of Medicine, Evans Building, Room E201 This event is open to BUMC faculty, students and residents. Refreshments provided.
“Peptide-based Stx Neutralizers for Treatment of STEC Infections” Dr. Kiyotaka Nishikawa Professor, Faculty of Life and Medical Sciences Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan Thursday, Sept. 17 1-2 p.m. 670 Albany St., Lobby Level Room 107/108 This event is open to BUMC faculty, students, residents. At the conclusion of this activity participants will be able to: 1) […]
“Growth Factor Influence on Macrophages in Infection and Metabolism” Filip Swirski, PhD Associate Professor, Center for Systems Biology Massachusetts General Hospital; Harvard Medical School Friday, Sept. 18 670 Albany St., Lobby Level Room 107/108 2-3 p.m. This event is open to BUMC faculty, students, residents. At the conclusion of this activity participants will be able […]
More than 150 first-year BUSM students attended the fair where 54 student activities and organizations participated.
BU’s CTSI directed by David Center, MD has received a four-year, $23,487,980 renewal from the NIH.
Haiwei Lian, MD, a postdoctoral associate at BUSM’s Feng Lab, was awarded a $330,000 grant from St. Baldrick’s Foundation.
There is emerging evidence that suggests the importance of the liver in sepsis patients who are at risk of developing subsequent pneumonia. This is the first report directly demonstrating a link between a key mediator produced by the liver and how the body responds to an infection.