Scientifically Speaking is a virtual event series that spotlights the emerging scientific leaders who are shaping tomorrow's breakthroughs.
Scientifically Speaking is a virtual event series that spotlights the emerging scientific leaders who are shaping tomorrow's breakthroughs.
Join us for our next installment of Scientifically Speaking, a dynamic virtual event spotlighting the discoveries and perspectives of early-career scientists shaping the future of biomedicine. Through a fireside chat, research presentations and live Q&A, you'll gain an inside look at how their discoveries could transform the way we understand and treat disease.
Tuesday, April 21, 2026 | Virtual event via Zoom
Why can some animals regrow complex body parts while humans heal with scars? Reeve investigates the immune signals that determine whether tissue undergoes limited repair or true regeneration. Her work opens the door to therapies that could help human tissues heal more completely after injury.
Arnuk studies how the interplay between cell cycles regulation and long non-coding RNAs may hold the key to overcoming therapy-resistant leukemia. His research points toward innovative, more personalized treatment strategies for patients who currently face limited options.
Whether you are passionate about science or eager to learn, this event is designed for members of the public who are curious about the discoveries shaping tomorrow's medicine.
Questions? Contact [email protected].
Michael Duran
Ph.D.
Senior Manager, Education and External Relations
Emily Moser
Director, Major Gifts