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Becoming an Effective Mentor and Promoting Healthy Lab Culture: Navigating mentorship, creating supportive environments, and managing difficult conversations​

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Becoming an Effective Mentor and Promoting Healthy Lab Culture: Navigating mentorship, creating supportive environments, and managing difficult conversations Navigating mentorship, creating supportive environments, and managing difficult conversations Monday, April 13, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET | Free to attend You’ll hear from keynote speaker Srikant Rangaraju, alongside panelists Derek Archer and Andrea Weinstein, with Joseph Castellano

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Translational Science: Bridging Research and Clinical Practice​

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Translational Science: Bridging Research and Clinical Practice Translating research from discovery to clinical practice brings both opportunity and challenges. That is why our next Zoom Your Career webinar focuses on a critical step in the research pipeline: Translational Science: Bridging Research and Clinical Practice. 📅 Monday, February 91:00 PM ET | 💻 Free to attend Register

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Collaborating and Sharing Data Effectively: Lessons learned, best practices, and navigating challenging personalities in scientific collaborations ​

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Collaborating and Sharing Data Effectively: Lessons learned, best practices, and navigating challenging personalities in scientific collaborations Collaborations can make your research stronger but they can also get complicated fast. That is why our next Zoom Your Career session is all about one of the most important parts of science: Collaborating and Sharing Data Effectively. 📅

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Orr lab named first-ever Bruker Spatial Biology Center of Excellence​

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Orr lab named first-ever Bruker Spatial Biology Center of Excellence The Orr lab has been named as the first-ever Bruker Spatial Biology Center of Excellence. This distinction not only provides researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis access to pioneering spatial omics platforms but also forges a direct partnership with Bruker Spatial

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Managing Grant and Lab Finances: Strategies for Maintaining a Steady Funding Stream Webinar

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Managing Grant and Lab Finances: Strategies for Maintaining a Steady Funding Stream Securing funding is one of the greatest challenges in research. In this session, Dr. Malu Tansey will share strategies for diversifying funding sources, managing budgets effectively, and navigating financial hurdles in the lab. Oct 6th at 1PM EST https://us02web.zoom.us/…/register/K5Z8hc9bS6yNjiEHiRuC-A  Panelists: Julia TCW, Cristian

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CCAD Seed Funding Paves the Way for Promising Clinical Advancements in Neuroinflammation

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CCAD Seed Funding Paves the Way for Promising Clinical Advancements in Neuroinflammation Charleston, SC June 13, 2025 – New Vision Research is proud to recognize the success of 2013 Charleston Conference on Alzheimer’s Disease (CCAD) awardee, Dr. John Kauwe, whose CCAD seed funding has helped lay the foundation for a new generation of clinical-stage therapeutics.

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Mayo Clinic researchers validate blood test to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease in outpatient memory clinics​

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Mayo Clinic researchers validate blood test to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease in outpatient memory clinics “Our study found that blood testing affirmed the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease with 95% sensitivity and 82% specificity,” says corresponding author Gregg Day, M.D., a Mayo Clinic neurologist, dementia specialist and clinical researcher. “When performed in the outpatient clinical setting, this is

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2025 April CCAD Connections

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April 2025 CCAD Connections We are pleased to share highlights from the 2nd Charleston Conference on Alzheimer’s Disease (CCAD) Reunion Conference, held earlier this month in San Juan, Puerto Rico. This year’s gathering brought together a growing network of scientists who share a common goal: advancing research that will lead to meaningful breakthroughs in the

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