CTRID/MEDVAMC Research Seminars
Continuing Medical Education (CME)-accredited research seminars are held at 4 p.m. every Thursday, and at this time are hosted exclusively on Zoom. Our seminar series provides a platform to promote interactions and collaboration among new and established investigators. Our audience members have a broad range of research expertise, and often include a few clinicians with limited basic science background. Moreover, the seminar also allows investigators to seek feedback on upcoming grant applications, manuscripts, etc.
Email CTRID-Info@bcm.edu to be added to our seminar listserv. Please complete the seminar survey after attending.
Dr. Rolando Rumbaut, CTRID director, presenting an update on core resources at the center.
Dr. Matthew Rondina, George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center, presenting “Transcriptomics as Tools for Biological Discovery in Health and Disease”.
Upcoming Events
CTRID 10th Anniversary Symposium - May 15, 2023
CTRID is celebrating our 10th anniversary with an in-person event featuring a morning plenary session, followed by an afternoon poster session at the Hilton Garden Inn and a renovation reveal in Building 109. This exciting occasion will provide an opportunity to showcase CTRID's historical advances, highlight current contributions, and look ahead toward future research endeavors in the advancement of basic and clinical research at Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center.
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Past Events
8th Annual VA Research Poster Session
"The Great Poster Session"
Oct. 13, 2022
The 8th annual VA Research Poster Session was held Oct. 13, 2022. This occasion exemplifies CTRID’s goal to enhance interaction among investigators and is an important venue for potential future collaborations.
List of Poster Participants and Winners.
National MEDVAMC Research Week
“Science in the Service of Veterans”
May 16-20, 2022
VA Research Week is a time to highlight our exceptional researchers and the incredible work they do at the MEDVAMC to improve the lives of Veterans. This year’s VA Research Week consisted of a Plenary Session with keynote speakers from the BCM Office of Research and VA Office of Research and Development and a Veteran Engagement Panel that provided an opportunity for discussion about MEDVAMC research from the perspectives of Veterans, clinicians, and researchers.
7th Annual VA Research Poster Session
“Viva Research”
Oct. 28, 2021
The 7th annual VA Research Poster Session took place Oct. 28 (virtually conducted via Zoom). It featured 29 poster presentations and was attended by over 120 people. This occasion offered our researchers a chance to share great science we are doing on and off-campus.
