Rutgers Innovation Showcase-inaugural Rutgers Innovation Showcase (RIS) event! Join us for a series of lightning talks featuring our researchers, followed by poster presentations from students, faculty, and staff. Read More
Princeton Precision Health Seminar Series-AI and Precision Health: From Episodic Care to Continuous Health: How Wearables and AI Are Reshaping Preventive Care, Ricky Bloomfield, Oura. 252 Nassau St, Princeton NJ 2nd Floor. Details
Rutgers Institute for Tobacco Studies Training Event-Tobacco Treatment Specialist Event. View Flyer
Center for Biomedical Informatics and Health Artificial Intelligence Symposium-Advancing Rutgers Health AI through Reserach, Discovery, and Collaboration. College Avenue Student Center, 126 College Ave, New Brunswick. View Flyer and Register
Rutgers Institute for Tobacco Studies Training Event-Tobacco Treatment Specialist Event. View Flyer
Child Health Institute Science Seminar-Research Focus: Gut hormones, gut microbes, gut-brain axis, intestinal physiology, beneficial microbes, Sara Di Rienzi, PhD, RWJMS. CHI Rm 3101, New Brunswick.
2026 Yale Medical AI Symposium-The symposium will bring together investigators, clinicians, informaticians, data scientists, and trainees to share advances in medical AI, foster cross-CTSA collaboration, and discuss best practices for developing, evaluating, and deploying AI in clinical and translational research. Learn More and Register
Propelus I-Corps-Explore the customer perspective to inform how a discovery can become a successful startup or venture. Hosted by the New Jersey Institute of Technology, February and March 2026 - Virtual. Read More and Register
Child Health Institute Science Seminar-Research Focus: Genetics and epigenetic control of genome function in brain development and disease, Zhaolan Zhao, PhD, University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine. CHI Room 3101.
Propelus I-Corps hosted by Rutgers-Find Success for Your Innovation. Virtual. Read More and Register
Child Health Institute Science Seminar-Research Focus: To understand the role of the circuit-specific synaptic organization in basal ganglia in animal models of neuropsychiatric disease including drug addiction, feeding disorder, depressive disorder, and movement disorder, Byungkook Lim, PhD, UC San Diego. CHI room 3101.
