Events

We invite you to attend a Journal Club presentation by Mohammad Irshad Reza, PhD, University of Oklahoma, highlighting his recent AJRCMB publication, “AhR Activation Inhibits DRP1-Induced Mitochondrial Fission in Airway Smooth Muscle During Asthma.”

Childhood interstitial and diffuse lung diseases (chILD) are a heterogeneous group of rare disorders. In 2013, the American Thoracic Society (ATS) developed a guideline regarding the classification, evaluation, and management of children <2 years old with chILD. The purpose of this presentation is to provide highlights to the newly published updates affiliated with the clinical practice guidelines for children <2 years old with chILD.

A panel will discuss “Bronchiectasis Management Reimagined: Key Updates from the 2025 ERS Guidelines.” Join experts as they review the latest recommendations and discuss practical approaches to managing patients with bronchiectasis

The ATS RCMB Interest Group on Lung Aging Research Webinar will be themed around the Mechanisms and Biomarkers of Lung Aging.

Journal Club on " Respiratory Biofeedback Training as an Adjunct Intervention in Pulmonary Rehabilitation for Late-Stage COPD: A Pilot Trial", with the Authors of the article and experts in the field of pulmonary rehabilitation for COPD participating.

This webinar will explore the science, challenges and real-world impact of later school start times through the perspectives of sleep specialists, advocates, and students.

This joint ERS and ATS webinar offers a unique transatlantic comparison of how the 2025 bronchiectasis guidelines are implemented in U.S. and European practice, highlighting differences in healthcare systems, access, and real-world management.

A webinar designed to provide an overview of the Nursing Assembly and its committees, while also highlighting the impact of nurses within the ATS. We are aiming to include: a member with roles within the ATS at large, a previous ATS award recipient, a member who has completed an ATS project, a member who has experienced benefits as an early career professional, and representation from areas outside of critical care such as sleep or ambulatory care.

The 2026 Solbert Permutt Trailblazer Award winner is Allison Fryer, PhD, from the Oregon Health and Science University. She will present her research titled "Neuroimmune interactions in the lung". Roy Brower, MD, will be giving introductory remarks of Dr. Permutt's legacy in pulmonary physiology and respiratory medicine. The live webinar will be moderated by Richard Johnston, PhD, ATSF, The Chicago School, and Sanjana Mahadev Bhat, BE, PhD, Mayo Clinic.