Breadcrumb Home Events Upcoming Events Neuroscience Seminar: September 15, 2025 “Attending to What Matters: Neural Mechanisms of Distractor Suppression,” presented by Nicholas Gaspelin, September 15 at 4pm Reproduction Science Seminar: September 17, 2025 "Into the Oviduct: Exploring Maternal-Embryo Crosstalk Using in vivo and in vitro Models," presented by Kallie Stephens, September 17 at 4pm Cancer Science Seminar: September 18, 2025 "Uncovering Novel Cancer Biomarkers Through Phage Display: The Case of Cell-Surface Plectin,” presented by Kim Kelly, PhD on September 18 at 4:30pm NextGen Discovery Series: September 30, 2025 (Casey Canfield) “Algorithmic Decision-Making in Organ Transplantation," presented by Casey Canfield, PhD, Sept. 30 at 12 p.m. Reproduction Science Seminar: October 1, 2025 "Embryo Metabolism and Future Health," presented by Paolo Rinaudo, MD, PhD, October 1 at 4pm NextGen Clinical Trial Investigator Training - October 3 A one-day, in-person educational training designed for investigators who currently lead or would like to lead clinical trials, with presentations and panels from leaders across the University of Missouri System and Washington University. NextGen Discovery Series: October 13, 2025 (Henry Colecraft) "Heartbeats, Brainwaves, and the Tiny Switches Behind Them," presented by Henry Colecraft, PhD, Oct. 13 at 12 p.m. Reproduction Science Seminar: October 15, 2025 "Unraveling the Developmental Trajectories of Syncytiotrophoblast Subtypes in an hESC-Derived Trophoblast Model," presented by Teka Khan, PhD, October 15 at 4pm Neuroscience Meet Up - November 4 Presented by Smita Saxena, November 4 at 4:30 p.m. NextGen Discovery Series: November 18, 2025 (Carissa Philippi) "Trapped in Thought: Understanding Depression and Trauma Through the Brain," presented by Carissa Philippi, PhD, Nov. 18 at 12 p.m. Clinical Research Study Coordinator Bootcamp: December 4-5 A two-day training designed to provide basic knowledge that is beneficial for research coordinators and staff. The program includes lectures, interactive activities, and breakout group exercises.
