Events

The panel will discuss the JAMA paper titled - Minimal vs Specialized Exercise Equipment for Pulmonary Rehabilitation.

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.

Discussion about use of simulation-based medical education, including OSCE programs, to teach and assess trainees and faculty members about concepts related to EDI, communications skills and professionalism.

The Mount Sinai Respiratory Institute in New York City is hosting an intensive two-day course on Thursday, November 12 and Friday, November 13, 2026, focused on advanced topics in pulmonary medicine.

A panel will discuss the recently published AJRCCM article "Mycophenolate and Azathioprine in Fibrotic Interstitial Lung Disease" and its impact on management of patients with interstitial lung disease.

This webinar will provide a practical, multidisciplinary approach to mechanical ventilation in patients with interstitial lung disease (ILD). Experts will discuss advance-care and outpatient conversations before critical illness, evidence-informed ventilator management and decision-making during respiratory failure, and post-extubation care, recovery planning, and goals-of-care considerations after mechanical ventilation.

This live webinar will feature the 2026 Ann Woolcock Memorial Award recipient, Emmanuel Osei, PhD, of The University of British Columbia. Christine Jenkins will provide introductory remarks on Professor Ann Woolcock's lasting legacy and contributions to the field of asthma research. The webinar will be moderated by Jill Johnson, MEd, PhD, SFHEA, FRSB, ATSF, Aston University and Sergey Gutor, MD, PhD, University of Michigan.

Joint ATS/ERS webinar, AI-Enabled Sleep Medicine: Clinical Application in Pediatric and Adult OSA. Will focus on how AI can augment (not replace) clinical expertise while improving access, standardization, and diagnostic precision.