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Events, Ongoing & UpcomingRead about the new Tech Talks! series “From Evolving Technologies to Discoveries” |
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Upcoming ARC Directors Luncheon Meetings:
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The BRIDGE-SUD pre-ARC is actively seeking new collaborations with researchers from Computer and Data Sciences to broaden the approaches used to mitigate the individual and societal burdens of persistent and risky substance use. Read more about this active Pre-ARC: Bridging Basic and Clinical Science to Reduce the Harms and Consequences of Persistent or Risky Substance Use June 10, ARC applications due by 11:59p
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Thursday, April 25 | 1-2p | TIARA ARC | Dr. Brittney van de Water (details w zoom link) | Crosstown Building room 2020
Wednesday, May 8 | 10am | Precision Medicine for Alzheimer Disease and Related Disorders ARC Program / Research Talk by Phillip Hwang / contact directors for zoom linkThursday, May 9 |12-2p with lunch | TIARA ARC Mini-Symposium | Dr. Timothy Rodwell, UCSD | Evans Seminar Room | RVSP
Friday, May 10 | 12-4p | Precision Medicine for Alzheimer Disease and Related Disorders ARC Program / Register Here for the Annual Symposium: Inflammation, Immunity and Alzheimer’s Disease: From Mechanisms to Potential Therapeutics [Speakers: Katerina Akassoglou, MD (UCSF); Cynthia Lemers, PhD (HMS); Dorothy Schager, PhD (UMass); Richard Sherva, PhD (BU); Malù Tansey, PhD (UFla); Daniel Watterson, PhD (NorthwesternU)] |
The Center provides opportunities for collaborations within Affinity Research Collaboratives (ARCs) organized around foci of common research interests. The ARCs create opportunities for new interdisciplinary approaches to both research and training in biomedical research.
Faculty affiliated with the Evans Center hold academic appointments with different departments. The Center provides opportunities for collaborations within Affinity Research Collaboratives (ARCs) organized around foci of common research interests. The extraordinary strength in biomedical and physical sciences at Boston University, and the support and development of the ARCs create opportunities for new interdisciplinary approaches to both research and training in biomedical research. Basic science discovery promoted by ARCs are also available to the Clinical and Translational Science Institute and to other centers for collaborative translational applications.
The Evans Center for Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research has launched a new series of talks titled: “From Evolving Technologies to Discoveries” Goal: Enhance visibility of our research tools and interdisciplinary researchers, while educating our research community in evolving technologies. Format: The talk will be given by our faculty via Zoom for up to 40 minutes: half devoted to the principal of […]
Katya Ravid has been elected Fellow of the American Heart Association (FAHA) conferred by the Council on Basic Cardiovascular Sciences (BCVS). This Fellowship welcomes Dr. Ravid "into one of the world’s most eminent organizations of cardiovascular and stroke professionals". It is recognition "for excellence, innovative and sustained contributions in the areas of scholarship, practice and/or education, and […]
Please see the recent post from the Department of Medicine for full announcement of Dr. Benjamin's recognition. An international leader in the epidemiology & genetics of atrial fibrillation (AF), Dr Emelia Benjamin, is an Executive Committee Member at the Framingham Heart Study, a clinical cardiologist at Boston Medical Center & the inaugural Associate Provost for […]
Dr. Vipul Chitalia Co-Director of the Thrombosis and Hemostasis in Health and Disease ARC Named the Director of the newly created Center for Cross Organ Vascular Pathology (COVP)
Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine part of the American Heart Association’s new focused research network devoted to addressing disparities that intersect heart disease & cancer. Drs. Katya Ravid and Vipul Chitalia, co-directors of Thrombosis and Hemostasis ARC were awarded by the AHA, along with BUSM/BMC/VA colleagues, to lead a Center focused on […]
Katya Ravid, D.Sc., Professor of Medicine and Biochemistry, selected as the inaugural incumbent of the Barbara E. Corkey Professor of Medicine Colleagues, I am delighted to announce that Katya Ravid, D.Sc., Professor of Medicine and Biochemistry, has been selected as the inaugural incumbent of the Barbara E. Corkey Professor of Medicine! Dr. Ravid is nationally […]
2023 Evans Center IBR Outstanding Research Collaborator Elise Morgan, PhD ad interim Dean, College of EngineeringMaysarah K. Sukkar Professor of Engineering Design and Innovation and Director of the Center for Multiscale and Translational Mechanobiology “Dr. Morgan is someone who goes out of her way to bridge collaborations and research projects and makes an effort to […]
