Events

A panel of experts will provide an introduction to polygenic and proteomic risk scores followed by a roundtable discussion of the current clinical applicability of these scores to COPD and ILD.

Join us for a webinar on Visual Communication in Science. Expert discussants Diana Lim, MS (scientific illustrator, Molecular Medicine Program at the University of Utah) and Andrew Halayko, PhD (editor-in-chief of the American Journal of Respiratory Cell and Molecular Biology) will provide insights into best practices for crafting clear and persuasive scientific figures for talks and manuscripts. This will be a structured discussion with time for audience Q&A, moderated by members of the RCMB Early Career Professionals Working Group.

This session will cover both common and rare pulmonary complications related to childhood cancer therapy. Experts from various institutions will provide insights, offering a comprehensive overview of the respiratory effects of childhood cancer treatment.

Join us for the second session in the "Grant Writer's Toolkit" webinar series. Jarrod Barnes, PhD, Rachel Knipe, MD, Hasina Outtz Reed, MD, PhD, Marisol Espinoza-Pintucci, PhD, and Roy Sutliff, PhD, will provide insight into navigating NIH grant funding mechanisms. This webinar is designed to guide researchers as they decide what grants to apply for and when.

Two experts will discuss how to find a niche in the world of respiratory omics: Rachel Kelly, PhD, MPH, Harvard Medical School; and Russ Bowler, MD, PhD, Cleveland Clinic.

The Council of ATS (CATS) will be hosting regular member discussion forums to increase member communication and engagement by providing frequent updates from the assemblies, committees, Executive Committee, and journal editors.

The Council of ATS (CATS) will be hosting regular member discussion forums to increase member communication and engagement by providing frequent updates from the assemblies, committees, Executive Committee, and journal editors.

Join us for the next one of the VIPPN (Virtual International Pediatric Pulmonary Network) clinical case series featuring two intriguing cases

The Council of ATS (CATS) will be hosting regular member discussion forums to increase member communication and engagement by providing frequent updates from the assemblies, committees, Executive Committee, and journal editors.

Join us for a webinar where we will discuss the recent Official ATS Workshop Report. Panelists include workshop co-chairs Oren Cohen, MD; Vaishnavi Kundel, MD; Neomi Shah, MD, MPH, MSc; and Henry Yaggi, MD, MPH and invited discussants Richard Castriotta, MD; Shahrokh Javaheri, MD; Allan Pack, MBChB, PhD, FRCP; and Christopher Schmickl, MD.