FWGBD Conference: September 24-25, 2020
Register now for the inaugural educational conference of the Foundation for Women & Girls with Blood Disorders (FWGBD) to take place virtually on September 24-25, 2020 with on-demand access for six months thereafter. This conference is for healthcare providers dedicated to the care and support of women and girls with blood disorders.
Target audience includes:
- Clinicians and physician-researchers (MDs, DOs, MD/PhDs)
- Trainees (MD/DOs who are residents and fellows)
- Basic and translational scientists (Post-docs and PhDs)
- Nurses, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants
- Pharmacists and more
What you will find at FWGBD:
- Inspiring speakers featuring innovative and current best-practice strategies by leading experts
- Free continuing medical education (CME) credits
- Dedicated sessions built around multidisciplinary care of women and girls with bleeding disorders
- Opportunity to engage and interact with healthcare leaders and professionals
For more info, CLICK HERE.
SAVE THE DATES!
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) HTRS UPDATE: In light of public health recommendations regarding the COVID-19 pandemic from both the WHO and the CDC, the THSNA 2020 Summit will be held virtually October 27-29, 2020. To register and for more info, CLICK HERE.
Our next Trainee Workshop now will take place Pre-ASH on December 2-3, 2020, whereas the Research Colloquium has been rescheduled to precede the HTRS Scientific Symposium March 9-11, 2021. Further details to come.
Any questions, email [email protected].
National Hemophilia Foundation
The National Hemophilia Foundation (NHF) offers funding opportunities for investigators at all career stages who are interested in research or clinical projects that investigate inherited bleeding disorders.
1. Judith Graham Pool Postdoctoral Research Fellowship
Funding amount: $52,000 per year for two years
Letter of Intent Due: July 5, 2020
Application Deadline: August 16, 2020
NHF’s JGP Postdoctoral Research Fellowships are open to candidates who have completed doctoral training and are or will be enrolled in a doctoral, postdoctoral, internship or residency training program at the time of award disbursement.
2. Bridge Award
Funding amount:$125,000 for one year
Application Deadline: August 16, 2020
If you applied for an NIH R01 grant or equivalent federal grant but were denied funding, NHF’s Bridge Award can help you continue your research. This grant seeks to help experienced investigators continue their critical research into inheritable bleeding disorders and contribute to their retention in bleeding disorders investigation.
3. Career Development Award
Funding amount: $70,000 per year for 3 years
Letter of Intent Due: July 5, 2020
Application Deadline: August 16, 2020
NHF seeks research grant applications from established investigators, preferably at the assistant professor level or above, who have demonstrated a commitment to bleeding disorders research. We especially encourage innovative projects that promote the development of novel technologies and/or therapies to advance the field of bleeding disorders research.
Questions? Please see the NHF Funding Opportunities Announcement or contact NHF's Research Department, [email protected]
SAVE THE DATES!
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) HTRS UPDATE: In light of public health recommendations regarding the COVID-19 pandemic from both the WHO and the CDC, the THSNA 2020 Summit will be held virtually October 27-29, 2020. To register and for more info, CLICK HERE.
Our next Trainee Workshop now will take place Pre-ASH on December 2-3, 2020, whereas the Research Colloquium has been rescheduled to precede the HTRS Scientific Symposium March 9-11, 2021. Further details to come.
Any questions, email [email protected].
2020 HTRS Research Colloquium
Postponed for March 9-11, 2021, HTRS' second biennial Research Colloquium may take place at the Loews Coronado Bay in San Diego, CA -- and rather may be a combination of live and virtual presentations; stay tuned for more details. It will be a dynamic meeting focused on professional development and networking in benign hematology for:
- Basic Scientists
- Translational Researchers
- Clinicians/Physician-Scientists
- Location: Pre-THSNA Summit 2020 at the Hyatt Regency Chicago
Watch for details to come.
- Colloquium Website: DETAILS TO COME
- Registration Portal: DETAILS TO COME
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September 21-23, 2020: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor MI
For more info, CLICK HERE
2021 HTRS Scientific Symposium
Currently planned for March 9-13, 2021: Loews Coronado Bay, San Diego, CA
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A hematology expert, Dr. Baumann Kreuziger is serving on a national COVID-19 panel that recommends the best treatment options for people with the virus. The guidelines have been developed to inform clinicians how to care for patients with COVID-19, she says.
"You responded in an exceptional way and worked tirelessly to develop an outstanding initial set of guidelines in two weeks," wrote Dr. Fauci. "In the first week after their release on April 21, there were more than 1 million page views, highlighting the importance of your work. Thank you again for your contributions to this panel, for your outstanding work in caring for patients and for all the additional ways you are helping to respond to this pandemic during this most extraordinary time."
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2020 HTRS Trainee Workshop 'Building a Career in Hemostasis and Thrombosis' - postponed to December 2020
Postponed until December 2-3, 2020, this Workshop may take place prior to ASH 2020 at the Loews Coronado Bay Resort in Coronado, CA. It is open to 30 MDs or DOs in training and offers a dynamic mix of case presentations by attending trainees, interactive presentations by faculty, small group breakout sessions, and networking time.
For more info, click on the Education & Events tab above.
Questions? Email [email protected].
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