The Marsha L. Landolt Distinguished Graduate Mentor Award recognizes outstanding mentoring of graduate students by faculty. The relationship between a graduate student and a faculty advisor is one that can have a profound, lifelong influence on both parties. At its best, this mentoring relationship inspires and gives confidence to the student while providing the faculty…
Accelerating startup growth: Why startups need great interns, and interns need startups Startup internships move fast, and getting the most out of one takes more than showing up ready to…
MRAM is a monthly meeting open to UW staff interested in research award administration. Meetings are jointly hosted by Office of Sponsored Programs and Sponsored Programs Finance. We provide research administrators at the University of Washington with access to timely and relevant information regarding award regulation and management. MRAM website Q&A Instructions for the MRAM webinar: …
Applications are now open for the 2026–2027 Transforming Your Career workshops, designed for UW School of Medicine faculty seeking strategies to navigate career transitions, expand responsibilities, explore leadership opportunities, or realign their professional goals. Guided by a design-thinking framework and taught by our UW SoM Coaches, these interactive, all-day workshops provide practical tools to align your…
If you are interested in presenting at this Symposium, please submit a one paragraph abstract for your poster by 5 pm on October 23. Group posters by lab are encouraged, but individual posters are accepted. Posters must be 48" x 36" (landscape) max to fit in the available space. Submit online: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/50L5NTs6de
Effective, efficient startup accounting Discussion on how to get your accounting foundation in place and make sure that's it not an obstacle to growth. About the Speaker Mark is an accomplished financial executive with broad experience in accounting, finance, HR, and operations. He has an entrepreneurial background with an all-hands-on deck mentality that adds value…
Join us on Tuesday, November 17 for the inaugural UW Shared Research Facilities & Resources Fair, an opportunity to discover the people, services, technology, and expertise that support research at the UW! REGISTER NOW >>> Faculty, researchers, trainees, facility staff, and campus partners are invited to explore shared research facilities, learn about available research support services,…
The Rigor, Reproducibility, and Transparency (RRT) Seminar Series is a series in collaboration with the Fred Hutch Cancer Center presented by faculty from each of the several ongoing training grants at Fred Hutch and UW. Presenters include faculty from training grants at the Fred Hutch and the UW. The series is in response to NIH-mandated RRT…
November 18, 2026 12 pm - 1 pm UW Medicine South Lake Union Orin Smith Auditorium & Streamed on Zoom Webinar 850 Republican St, Seattle, WA "Gut-microbiota mediated protection from cholera" Dr. Weil’s research aims to improve prevention of enteric infections and enhance oral vaccine effectiveness by understanding how the gut microbiota influences disease susceptibility…
One perspective on a transition from academic faculty to Biotech About the Speaker Courtney Crane is Senior Vice President of Translational Medicine and Research at Mozart Therapeutics, a Seattle-area biotech. She joined the company at its founding in 2020 to build a research team focused on turning academic discoveries into clinical therapies for autoimmune disease,…
Join us for the Empowered Wellness Circle, a time for biomedical trainees to focus on health and wellbeing with each other and a local counselor. All biomedical postdocs, grad students, and postbacs in Fred Hutch, University of Washington, and Seattle Children’s labs/groups are welcome - and no sign-up necessary. All sessions will be held virtually via Zoom.
December 7, 2026 1 pm - 2 pm Foege South Auditorium (Genome Sciences 060) & Streamed on Zoom Webinar "Rapid Enzyme Activity Tests for Monitoring Infectious Disease Treatment and Prevention" For many infectious and chronic diseases, effective medications already exist, and prevention or treatment succeeds or fails on whether those drugs are dosed and taken…