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🌟 Exciting advancements at the 2024 NIH Global Doctoral Partnerships Annual Research Colloquium! Explore how actionable science is driving progress and sparking change.
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Yuk Ming Dennis Lo was the featured speaker at the Spring 2024 Lasker Lessons in Leadership event. Lo discussed his scientific training in the UK, establishing a lab in Hong Kong at the The Chinese University of Hong Kong 香港中文大學 - CUHK, and crossing the boundaries between academia and industry https://bit.ly/3VNDIog

Honoring with a spotlight on the trailblazing women driving innovation in biomedical research! Cheers to the NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program Scholars & their dedication to advancing science. Let's uplift and empower these rising stars for a brighter, healthier future👩‍🔬

The NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program Scholars and prospective Scholars unite during recruitment at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture this . Bridging science and history, we
celebrate diversity, resilience, and the shared pursuit of knowledge. A day of inspiration and reflection!

Celebrating on International Day of Women and Girls in Science! Join us in honoring the incredible contributions of NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program Scholars and Alumni - breaking barriers and shaping the future of STEM. Let's continue to empower and inspire the next generation of

🚀 Exciting news! IBRA-sponsored proteomics training leads to groundbreaking research in & . Scholar Sahba Seddighi received an IBRA Travel Award to learn parallel reaction monitoring, which laid the groundwork for her recent study in Science Translational Medicine

IBRA Sponsored Proteomics Training Leads to Groundbreaking Research in Neurodegenerative Diseases | International Biomedical Research Alliance

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This fall, the NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program Scholars were invited to Boston, MA for a Career Development and Exploration Initiative. Learn more about their visit here:

2023 Boston Career Development and Exploration Initiative – International Biomedical Alliance 2023 Boston Career Development and Exploration Initiative This fall, the NIH Oxford-Cambridge (OxCam) Scholars were invited to Boston, MA for a Career Development and Exploration Initiative. Scholars curious about entrepreneurship and creating the next disruptive life science startup had the opportu...

The October 17, 2023, Lasker Lessons in Leadership featured an interview with MacArthur Fellow Michelle Monje-Deisseroth and Lasker Laureate Karl Deisseroth, both professors at Stanford University and Howard Hughes Investigators. The NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program students specifically requested this pair because they are successful physician-scientists who have a family together. Although balancing a demanding career with family life can be hard, the couple strives to remain flexible and to work as a team. They emphasized that although seeing patients on top of conducting research takes more time, it helps them focus their scientific research.

Lasker Lessons in Leadership – International Biomedical Alliance Lasker Lessons in LeadershipLasker Lessons in Leadership with Michele Monje Deisseroth and Karl Deisseroth October 17, 2023 The October 17, 2023, Lasker Lessons in Leadership featured an interview with MacArthur Fellow Michelle Monje-Deisseroth and Lasker Laureate Karl Deisseroth, both professors at...

Join The NIH Clinical Center @ 12 ET for the John Doppman Memorial Lecture for Imaging Sciences-Molecular Imaging for Life Grand Rounds w/Martin G. Pomper, MD, PhD, Prof of Radiology, Associate Dean for Entrepreneurship&Technology Development, Johns Hopkins Medicine

NIH VideoCast - Clinical Center Grand Rounds John Doppman Memorial Lecture for Imaging Sciences: Molecular Imaging for Life CIT can broadcast your seminar, conference or meeting live to a world-wide audience over the Internet as a real-time streaming video. The event can be recorded and made available for viewers to watch at their convenience as an on-demand video or a downloadable file. CIT can also broadcast NIH-only o...

Tune in tomorrow at 12 noon ET for The NIH Clinical Center Grand Rounds "The Ethics of Using Large Language Models" with presenter Nick Asendorf, PhD, and discussant David Magnus, PhD live in Lipsett Auditorium and on NIH Videocast -https://videocast.nih.gov/watch=52556

Today may seem like your average Saturday, but did you know that today is Alliance Day? Since our inception, we have invested in and accelerated the development of the most promising future leaders in biomedical research by supporting the NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program

Donate – International Biomedical Alliance Support Us Few philanthropic opportunities offer donors such an enormous return on their investment. The ability to empower some of the rarest and most precious human capital in our country to join the fight against human diseases is a uniquely important undertaking. Together we can eradicate human....

Congratulations Dr. Elodie Ghedin for being named this year's Outstanding Mentor! NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program Scholar Tung Nguyen shared, "Dr. Ghedin has been a rare and considerate mentor who has helped me professionally and as a person." https://bit.ly/3sZNCYc

Congratulations to Cambridge University Professor Ed Bullmore for being named the 2023 Outstanding Mentor! https://bit.ly/3sQWBut

The International Biomedical Research Alliance Recognizes Professor Jonathan Roiser as the 2023 Distinguished Alumni Award Recipient https://bit.ly/45ZOKJC

Congratulations to Dr. Kristoffer Haurum Johansen for being named the 2023 Outstanding Recent Graduate Award recipient! Kristoffer Haurum Johansen was a Wellcome Trust-NIH-Cambridge PhD Scholar in the Class of 2017, with mentors Dr. Pam Schwartzberg at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease and Professor Klaus Okkenhaug at the University of Cambridge. Through his PhD, he mastered techniques including bioinformatics, molecular biology, gene-editing, in vivo infection and immunization models, imaging, flow cytometry, and biochemistry. Kristoffer published his work reporting the CRISPR screen and RASA3 phenotyping in Science Signaling which was featured on the cover and was highlighted by Science. Based on his work he has won a prestigious Fellowship from the Danish Lundbeckfonden where he will apply the techniques, he learned during his PhD to engineer more effective T cells to fight cancer. bit.ly/3P680y9

The “Building a Better Community Through Service Award” was bestowed upon NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program Scholar Linh Pham. In her short time as the University of Oxford Rep, the community has undergone a social revival that it hasn’t been able to have during the pandemic! https://bit.ly/45Ivqk2

Congratulations to Taylor Farley for being named the 2023 recipient of the Roy and Diana Vagelos Leadership Award! Taylor’s leadership transformed the NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program Student Leadership Board and is both admired and appreciated by her peers and the community https://bit.ly/3Lejmz0

Tune in tomorrow at 12 noon for The NIH Clinical Center Clinicopathologic Grand Rounds: Clinical Cases from the NIH Clinical Center - When Half Is Not Enough: STAT3 Haploinsufficiency & Fungal Infection of The Brain with Drs. Holland, Lionakis, Hsu & Kleiner

Clinical Center Clinicopathologic Grand Rounds: When Half Is Not Enough: STAT3 Haploinsufficiency and Fungal Infection of the Brain Clinical Center Clinicopathologic Grand Rounds: When Half Is Not Enough: STAT3 Haploinsufficiency and Fungal Infection of the Brain Steven Holland, MD Michail Lionakis, MD, ScD Amy Hsu, PhD David Kleiner, MD, PhDFor more information go to

Congratulations to NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program Scholar Marya Sabir on being recognized as the 2023 Dr. Richard and Vera Siegel Translational Award recipient! While Marya’s work has dramatically accelerated the road to therapeutic options for FSASD, she explores implications for a more common disease, as the variants are risk factors for developing Parkinson’s Disease. https://bit.ly/3Z4ivGB

Congratulations to the Class of 2019 NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program MD/PhD Scholar Dr. Stephen Gadomski on being named the 2023 recipient of The John and Alice O’Shea Innovation Award for Novel Solutions in Biology or Medicine https://bit.ly/3qZu99d

Congratulations to NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program Scholar Dr. Mario Shammas on being named the 2023 recipient of the Gregory Paul Lenardo Basic Science Award for his work that exemplifies using model systems to uncover fundamental biological processes in higher organisms https://bit.ly/3sFquxD

The theme of the 2023 NIH Global Doctoral Partnerships Annual Research Colloquium was Science for All: Integrity, Transparency, Accessibility. The NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program Scholars wanted to reflect on the importance of inclusion across all scientific disciplines. https://bit.ly/3qWsMYT

Attending the APAMSA - Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association conference this year, NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program Scholar Jenny Hsin was able to discuss with other med students about their experiences as Asian-American students in clinic; learn about health disparities affecting AANHPI communities & discuss different areas of research

The Importance of Community: NIH OxCam Scholar Reflects on Attendance at Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA) National Conference 2023 – International Biomedical Alliance The Importance of Community: NIH OxCam Scholar Reflects on Attendance at Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA) National Conference 2023 By Jenny Hsin Before I share my experience attending the Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA) National Conference, I wa...

Tune in today at 12 noon ET for Dr. Steven Holland's The NIH Clinical Center Graduate Medical Education Grand Rounds - Disease Discovery at the NIH Clinical Center: Translational Approaches to Rare Diseases https://videocast.nih.gov/watch=49887

Tune in Wednesday, June 28, 2023, 12 noon-1 p.m., live in the Lipsett Auditorium and on NIH Videocast for The NIH Clinical Center Grand Rounds 70th Anniversary Lecture with Francis Collins, MD, PhD videocast.nih.gov/watch=49881

“The Alliance provides opportunities for experiences that are not characteristic of traditional PhD or MD/PhD programs,” remarked NIH Oxford - Cambridge Scholars Program Scholar John Hancock. Learn more about the recent Career Development and Exploration Initiative to Novartis Campus bit.ly/3NuDUTU

Tune in today at 12 noon ET for The NIH Clinical Center Grand Rounds with Dr. Sadhana Jackson as she discusses “The Blood-Tumor Barrier: New Perspectives on Drug Delivery and Clinical Relevance.” http://videocast.nih.gov