Events

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.

AII Assembly abstract scholarship awardees at ATS 2026 (Erica Orsini, MD, PhD; Puja Mehta, MBBS, PhD; Vaibhav Upadhyay, MD, PhD; and Yun Zhang, MB, PhD) will share their research findings, joined by experts (Anne Sperling, PhD and Michelle Manni, PhD).

Journal Club by J. Gomez-Arroyo, who will present his work on the Role of FoxF1 in pulmonary arterial hypertension, followed by a discussion with Dr. S. Gu and Dr. C. Rhodes as panelists.

AII Assembly abstract scholarship awardees at ATS 2026 (Zayaan Adrish; Camilla Melegari, MD; and Mian Muhammad Salman Aslam, MBBS) will share their research findings, joined by experts (Tianshi David Wu, MD, MHS, and Megan Ballinger, PhD).

A two-speaker webinar examining how environmental exposures during early life influence respiratory health, from community-based studies of children to human developmental and organoid models.

AII Assembly abstract scholarship awardees at ATS 2026 (Ryuya Edahiro, MD, PhD; Quoc Vo, PhD; and Atish Gheware, PhD) will share their research findings, joined by experts (Matthew Exline, MD, MPH, and Rachel Scheraga, MD).

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.