Events

A webinar discussing the pros and cons of entering private practice compared to academic practice.

A panel will discuss how changes in airway nerves or neuroplasticity interact with immune cells (neuroimmune interactions) further contributing to severity of fatal asthma. The group has provided evidence from individual lung specimens of 10-12 individuals by multiple techniques and determined enhanced nerve-immune interactions as well as structural nerve changes driving inflammation in fatal asthma.

A panel will discuss “Telerehabilitation Compared With Center-Based Pulmonary Rehabilitation for People With Chronic Respiratory Disease: Economic Analysis of a Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial,” a recently published article by Angela Burge, Ph.D., and colleagues.

A panel will discuss Reflections on 9/11: Comparison with military burn pits, California wildfires, and the East Palestine, Ohio train derailment. Jackie Moline, MD, MS will update us on world trade center research, Anthony Szema, MD, ATSF will discuss the similarities among the world trade center disaster, military burn pits, California wildfires, and the East Palestine, Ohio train derailment. Larry Amsel, MD, MPH will talk about a longitudinal monitoring study of children exposed to Ground Zero as they are in young adulthood in the context of brain lung body interactions. We will conclude with a history of world trade center monitoring program.

This webinar will feature presentations from ATS 2025 International Conference Thoracic Oncology Assembly (TOA) Abstract Award winners, along with discussions moderated by Chairs of the TOA Early Career Professionals Working Group.

The speakers will review "Proteomic Analysis of Surgery-induced Stress Post-Tracheal Transplantation Highlights Changes in Matrisome" and discuss clinical applications.

For this entry in our WIM series, a panel will discuss "How to Get What You Need & Want as a Woman in Science & Medicine".

The Forum of International Respiratory Societies is pleased to host a webinar and provide resources marking World Lung Day 2025.

The panel will discuss the process of successfully applying for a grant in medical education.

This live webinar will feature 2025 Joseph R. Rodarte for Scientific Distinction Award winner, Chun Seow, PhD, ATSF, Centre for Heart Lung Innovation, The University of British Columbia. Jeffrey Fredberg, PhD, will be giving introductory remarks concerning Dr. Rodarte's impact on respiratory medicine. The webinar will be moderated by Christopher Pascoe, PhD, University of Manitoba, and Carolyn Wang, PhD, Centre for Heart Lung Innovation.