Freddy T. Nguyen, APSA Founder
The American Physician Scientists Association (APSA) 8th Annual Meeting will take place in Chicago from April 27-29 and is our most ambitious yet. Please register today here and meet your fellow physician scientist trainees from around the world. We have arranged an incredible line-up of poster sessions, panel discussions, fun nightly outings in Chicago, and world-renowned keynote speakers.
Thanks . We hope to see you in Chicago on April 27-29, 2012!
APSA's partner IDSA announced a great new opportunity for physician scientist trainees with interest in infectious disease - meeting application info is here:
The 8th APSA Annual Meeting will take place in Chicago on April 27-29, 2012. Although registration for the Annual Meeting is not yet open, abstracts must be submitted by:
January 6th at midnight for the APSA / ASCI / AAP joint meeting (FREE abstract submission) This poster session will take place during the APSA Annual Meeting. Preliminary agenda is available here. APSA, ASCI, and AAP will once again offer you 50+ travel awards for the best abstracts submitted. In order to be eligible for an award from APSA your membership must be current at the abstract submission deadline. Submit your abstract for the APSA / ASCI / AAP Annual Meeting here. Contact admin@aap-online.org with any questions.
January 16th (late deadline, $80 fee) for the CSCR / MWAFMR joint meeting. This poster session will take place on the day before the APSA/ASCI/AAP joint meeting. Preliminary agenda is available here. Travel award competition can be entered only at the time of abstract submission. Submit your abstract for the CSCR/MWAFMR meeting here. Contact kbreitbach@cscr.com with any questions.
The 8th APSA Annual Meeting will take place in Chicago on April 27-29, 2012.
Although registration for the Annual Meeting is not yet open, abstracts must be submitted by January 6th at midnight for the APSA / ASCI / AAP joint meeting (FREE abstract submission). This poster session will take place during the APSA Annual Meeting. Preliminary agenda is available here. APSA, ASCI, and AAP will once again offer you 50+ travel awards for the best abstracts submitted. In order to be eligible for an award from APSA your membership must be current at the abstract submission deadline.
Submit your abstract for the APSA / ASCI / AAP Annual Meeting here. Contact admin@aap-online.org with any questions.
January 16th (late deadline, $80 fee) for the CSCR / MWAFMR joint meeting
This poster session will take place on the day before the APSA/ASCI/AAP joint meeting. Preliminary agenda is available here. Travel award competition can be entered only at the time of abstract submission.
Submit your abstract for the CSCR/MWAFMR meeting here. Contact kbreitbach@cscr.com with any questions.
The 8th APSA Annual Meeting will take place in Chicago on April 27-29, 2012.
Registration is not yet open, but abstracts must be submitted by:
January 7th for the APSA / ASCI / AAP joint meeting (FREE abstract submission)
Preliminary agenda is available here.
APSA, ASCI, and AAP will once again offer you travel awards for the best abstracts submitted.
Eligibility: APSA current memebership
Submit your abstract for the APSA / ASCI / AAP Annual Meeting here
Contact admin@aap-online.org with any questions.
December 19th, 2011 (early deadline, $70 fee) or January 16th, 2012 (late deadline, $80 fee) for the CSCR / MWAFMR joint meeting
Preliminary agenda is available here.
Travel award competition can be entered only at the time of abstract submission.
Submit your abstract for the CSCR/MWAFMR meeting here
Contact kbreitbach@cscr.com with any questions.
APSA announces its newest benefit for our members - a discount to purchase 'Medicine Science and Dreams'. To order using the discount please click here. For more information on the benefits of being an APSA member, please click here.
The 4th APSA South Regional Meeting will be held at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) at Galveston, Texas on November 5th, 2011. The APSA Regional Meetings have become great opportunities for students to meet their fellow physician-scientist trainees in their region, as well as established clinical researchers. This meeting will feature talks by notable physician-scientist faculty, such as Dr. Allan Braiser and Dr. Richard Sutton, and will include panel discussions, small groups, and more. Don't miss this great event!
The 5th APSA Northeast Regional Meeting will be held at Temple University School of Medicine on Saturday, November 19th, 2011. The APSA Regional Meetings have become great opportunities for students to meet their fellow physician-scientist trainees in their region, as well as established clinical researchers. This meeting will feature talks by several physician-scientists, including Dr. Jill Baren, Dr. Justin McArthur, Dr. Lewis Chodosh, and Dr. Robert Siliciano, and will include panel discussions, small groups, and more. Don't miss this great event!
Don't miss this no-cost translational research symposium and MD/PhD career development workshop sponsored by the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston’s Medical School, MD Anderson Cancer Center, and Baylor College of Medicine on January 13th-14th, 2012 in Houston, TX! More information about these programs can be found at http://www.uthouston.edu/gsbs/symposium/.
The second APSA Regional Meeting in the Southeast will be taking place on September 17, 2011 in Atlanta, GA. Abstract submission deadline is September 3rd. The Early Registration is FREE for APSA members and ends on August 29th. Don't be late - submit your abstract and register today!
Are you a HUGE fan of APSA? Would you like to be more involved in this great organization? Apply to be on one of the APSA Standing Committees, which include Policy, Public Relations, Membership, Finance, and Annual Meeting!! You do not need to be an MD/PhD student to apply and you do not need any prior experience. You only need to be an APSA member. Application forms are available at http://applications.physicianscientists.org/ The deadline to apply is JUNE 10th.
APSA is pleased to announce the newest benefit for its members - a free registration to our partner's 49th Annual Meeting of the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) in Boston, Massachusetts on October 20-23, 2011. The meeting will bring together physicians, scientists, and other healthcare professionals involved in research, patient care, public health, disease prevention, and education in the field of infectious diseases. The first 25 APSA members who indicate interest in attending will receive complimentary registration. To register, please contact ajackson@idsociety.org. The deadline for registration is July 29. More information about this conference can be found here. We hope you enjoy your newest APSA member benefit!
The 2011 APSA South East Regional Meeting will be held at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia on September 17th, 2011. This will be followed by the 2011 APSA South Regional Meeting at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) at Galveston, Texas on November 5th, 2011. The APSA Regional Meetings have become great opportunities for students to meet their fellow physician scientist trainees in their region, as well as established clinical researchers. The meetings feature talks by physician scientists, panels, small groups, and more. All events are typically planned for a single day. There is probably an APSA Regional Meeting taking place close to you this year! We will continue to announce the locations of this year's Regional Meetings as they are finalized.
The APSA 7th Annual Meeting concluded today with a luncheon together with residency directors from across the country (the perfect way to complete a successful meeting). APSA members also gave oral presentations of their research to members of the ASCI, AAP, and APSA (after collecting their speaking awards). We also handed out our APSA Poster Awards and heard from AAP President Dr. David Brenner. APSA members also had the unique opportunity to listen and ask questions of our Post-Graduate Opportunities Panel, which included representatives from both government and industry.
This year's meeting was our most ambitious yet, featuring speeches from numerous Nobel Laureates, an incredible line-up of expert panels, poster sessions attended by accomplished physician researchers, travel and poster awards, endless networking opportunities, nightly outings, and more. If you did not get the chance to join us this year, please consider traveling to Chicago next year for the APSA 8th Annual Meeting, April 27-29, 2012. We also hope you will welcome our new APSA President, Ivayla Geneva!
The APSA 7th Annual Meeting is almost here, but there is still time to join us in Chicago from April 15-17, 2011. Please visit the APSA Annual Meeting page to see our incredible lineup of speakers (including several Nobel Laureates), as well as poster sessions, panel discussions, small group break-out sessions, and nightly outings in Chicago (and more!). You won't find a better opportunity to meet fellow physician-scientist trainees from around the world and mingle with accomplished clinician-researchers. Please register today!
Also consider applying to become a leader within APSA for the 2011-2012 academic year. Our online leaderhip application is simple and attendance at the Annual Meeting is not required to run for a leadership position. Help us improve the lives of physician-scientists and further the cause of translational research.
See you in Chicago!
The APSA 7th Annual Meeting is April 15-17 in Chicago. Online registration for the meeting is open and discounts are still available for early registration! The APSA Annual Meeting is held with the ASCI/AAP and the CSCR/MWAFMR and features a number of distinguished lectures (including several Nobel laureates). The meeting also includes expert panels, student talks, breakfast with residency directors, a black tie dinner, and of course fun nightly outings in beautiful Chicago (and more!). Don't miss this chance to meet your fellow trainees from around the world and rub shoulders with accomplished physician researchers. Visit the APSA 7th Annual Meeting website to learn more, and register today to take advantage of early registration. Just $35 for APSA members!
See you in Chicago!
Congratulations to the following individuals on receiving Travel Awards through the APSA / ASCI / AAP Joint Meeting!
BH Almusalam, APSA member, Other, University of Manchester
Arezoo Astanehe, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, University of British Columbia
Allison C. Bean, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Angela P. Burgess, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, University of Toledo
Angel S. Byrd, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, Brown University
Yvonne L. Chao, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Sun-Mi Choi, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, LSU Health Science Center
Rene A. Colorado, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, U. of Texas Medical School at Houston
Katy G. Eby, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Julie C. Everett, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, University of New Mexico
Caitlin J. Foley, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, Tufts University
Kate Freeman, APSA member, MD, Thomas Jefferson University
Claire L. Heslop, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, University of British Columbia
Sara S. Hirsch, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, Saint Louis University School of Medicine
Lori E. Hutcherson, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, Louisiana State U. Health Sciences Center
Megan M. Jack, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, The University of Kansas Medical Center
Stephanie R. Jackson, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, Saint Louis University School of Medicine
Bonnie W. Lau, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, Brown University
Janine B. Lee, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, University at Buffalo
Meng Li, APSA member, MD-PhD, Johns Hopkins University
Cristhiaan D. Ochoa, APSA member, PhD Student, University of South Alabama
Angela L. Qian, APSA member, Student, Columbia University
Katrina L. Salazar, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, U. of Texas Health Science Center Houston
Heather M. Scoffone, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
Thuy T. Tran, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Beth S. Zha, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, Virginia Commonwealth University
David Akhavan, MD-PhD Student, The David Geffen UCLA School of Medicine
Yelina Alvarez, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, New York University School of Medicine
Christina M. Annunziata, MD, National Cancer Institute
Samuel F. Bakhoum, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, Dartmouth Medical School
Seth M. Bloom, MD-PhD Student, Washington University in St. Louis
Edward L. Briercheck, MD-PhD Student, The Ohio State University
Diane Chan, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, Boston University School of Medicine
Stephen J. Chang, MD, Harvard Medical School
Julia G. Ciampa, MD-PhD Student, University of Oxford
Sarah N. Cilvik, MD-PhD Student, Washington University in St. Louis
Anthony R. Flores, MD-PhD, Baylor College of Medicine
Laura M. Hack, MD-PhD Student, Virginia Commonwealth University
Aditya K. Iyer, APSA member, MD-Student, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Jiyeon S. Kim, MD-PhD Student, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
John-Paul Lavik, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, University of Toledo
Matthew R. LeBoeuf, MD-PhD Student, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Yan Liu, MD-PhD, University of Texas Southwestern Residency Program
Sethu M. Madhavan, APSA member, MD, Case Western Reserve University
Timo D. Mueller, Other, University of Cincinnati
Megan E. Murray, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, U. at Buffalo/Roswell Park Cancer Institute
Shannon N. Nees, MD-PhD Student, Columbia University
Long V. Nguyen, MD-PhD Student, University of British Columbia
Vijay Pandyarajan, MD-PhD Student, Case Western Reserve University
Anne E. Powell, Other, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Babak Razani, MD-PhD Student, Washington University in St. Louis
Drew J. Schwartz, MD-PhD Student, Washington University in St. Louis
Samuel A. Shelburne, Other, MD Anderson Cancer Center
Seyedtaghi Takyar, MD, Yale School of Medicine
Kazuhiro Tanaka, MD-PhD Student, The David Geffen UCLA School of Medicine
Jarred P. Tanksley, MD-PhD Student, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Michael P. Triebwasser, MD-PhD Student, Washington University In St. Louis
Matthew R. Vogt, APSA member, MD-PhD Student, Washington University in St. Louis
Julia T. Warren, MD-PhD Student, Washington University in St. Louis
Vlad G. Zaha , MD-PhD, Yale School of Medicine
Orlando Zepeda, MD-PhD Student, University of California, San Francisco
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) has introduced predoctoral F30 fellowship support for dual degree MD/PhD, DO/PhD candidates. Students training in cancer biology may now apply for these prestigious F30 fellowships awarded through the NCI.
During the time leading up to this change, APSA supported several efforts to increase F30 funding to MD/PhD, DO/PhD trainees, including sponsoring a large MD/PhD, DO/PhD student survey that focused on funding opportunities and identifying shortfalls in funding.
Importantly, increasing F30 funding remains to be one of APSA's top initiatives: Even with NCI's participation, only 11/27 NIH institutes/centers fund the F30 fellowship. APSA will continue its efforts to encourage the participation of all NIH institutes in the F30 funding mechanism.
APSA 8th Annual Meeting
04/27/2012 - 04/29/2012
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