Presentations will focus on basic and translational science, with a flexible format.

For example: you can present an overview of your translational research program, a senior post doc can present a recently published or nearly completed project, a graduate student can get feedback on their proposed research project for their quals, or your instructor can present a plan for their upcoming K08 submission.

To ensure confidentiality while presenting unpublished data, and create a safe space for constructive feedback and discussion of new ideas, these seminars will be exclusively in-person. There won’t be recordings, and slides won’t be shared afterwards.

If you would like to present: please contact Alma-Martina Cepika or Kristha Fernandez.

Presentations will focus on basic and translational science, with a flexible format.

For example: you can present an overview of your translational research program, a senior post doc can present a recently published or nearly completed project, a graduate student can get feedback on their proposed research project for their quals, or your instructor can present a plan for their upcoming K08 submission.

To ensure confidentiality while presenting unpublished data, and create a safe space for constructive feedback and discussion of new ideas, these seminars will be exclusively in-person. There won’t be recordings, and slides won’t be shared afterwards.

If you would like to present: please contact Alma-Martina Cepika or Kristha Fernandez.

Presentations will focus on basic and translational science, with a flexible format.

For example: you can present an overview of your translational research program, a senior post doc can present a recently published or nearly completed project, a graduate student can get feedback on their proposed research project for their quals, or your instructor can present a plan for their upcoming K08 submission.

To ensure confidentiality while presenting unpublished data, and create a safe space for constructive feedback and discussion of new ideas, these seminars will be exclusively in-person. There won’t be recordings, and slides won’t be shared afterwards.

If you would like to present: please contact Alma-Martina Cepika or Kristha Fernandez.

I am excited to officially announce the start of the Basic and Translational Research Work-in-Progress (BTS-WIP) seminar series! BTS-WIPs will occur on the last Tuesday of every month from 3-4pm.

BTS-WIPs will provide an opportunity for our research labs to get to know each other and what we do. This will facilitate collaboration, sharing of resources and ideas, joint funding applications, and new initiatives.

To ensure confidentiality while presenting unpublished data, and create a safe space for constructive feedback and discussion of new ideas, these seminars will be exclusively in-person (with refreshments to follow).

-Alma-Martina Cepika, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor and Section Chief, Surgical Sciences

Division of General Surgery

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