Thank you for joining us in Birmingham for this year's symposium!
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This year's event will occur in Birmingham, AL at the Ross Bridge Renaissance Golf Resort and Spa
September 25-27, 2024 | Registration fee: free
Registration closed at 5pm (CT) on Friday, Sept. 20th.
2023 CCTS Translational Symposium attendeesThe CCTS Translational Science Symposium is a two-and-a-half-day learning event that gathers exceptional scholars and professionals of all levels of the translational career arc from across the Tri-State CCTS Partner Network. Each day of the event is filled with a robust lineup of structured training sessions and workshops administered by subject matter experts who bring a wealth of knowledge to elevate the learning experience.
Highlights include the new "Masterclass: Best Practices for Institutional Grants," the popular Three Minute Thesis presentations, an interactive ACTion Learning event, as well as the Interdisciplinary Scholars’ breakfast on September 26th and 27th showcasing posters from various T32 programs within the CCTS Partner Network. Click here to view the agenda for this event.
Keynote speakers include Victoria Seewaldt MD, Ravi Thadhani MD, Lee Hamm MD, and Neil Lamb PhD.
Key topics covered include:
- Grantsmanship
- Data Collection and Usage
- Career Development
- Networking and Collaboration
- Dissemination and Implementation Science
- Mentorship
View more details on the event location, 2024 Poster Presentations, and Three Minute Thesis applications. We look forward to your participation!
"The CCTS Symposium is honestly one of my favorite conferences, I've had the privelege to attend as a PhD student and as a Post-Doc. Each time I attend, I find the sessions to be applicable and so informative nomatter my career stage. I look forward to seeing what the next conference teaches me for the next step of my career." -Amanda Gross, PhD, Research Fellow 4, College of Veterinary Medicine, Auburn University