Speaker: Madeleine J. Oudin, PhD, Tiampo Family, assistant professor, department of biological engineering, Cell, Molecular & Developmental Biology, Tufts University. Hosted by UNC Lineberger's James Bear, PhD.
The UNC Lineberger Oncology Clinical Trials Course is designed for faculty and trainees interested in clinical trials research. The intended audience is all interested fellows, APPs or faculty in a cancer-related division or department, including learners from med onc, hem onc, gyn onc, urologic oncology, ENT, pediatric oncology, surgical oncology, radiation oncology, etc.
Quantitative Imaging Workshop is a high-impact multi-disciplinary forum for the advancement of quantitative low-dose computerized tomography imaging biomarkers for detection and management of early thoracic disease—lung cancer, COPD and cardiovascular disease—three of the top four leading causes of death in the U.S.
Quantitative Imaging Workshop is a high-impact multi-disciplinary forum for the advancement of quantitative low-dose computerized tomography imaging biomarkers for detection and management of early thoracic disease—lung cancer, COPD and cardiovascular disease—three of the top four leading causes of death in the U.S.
The UNC Lineberger Cancer Survivorship Research and Networking Forum is excited to host our fall seminar featuring Drs. Kathryn Schmitz, Lisa Gallicchio, and Michelle Mollica to present their research and NCI insights on supporting survivors living with advanced or metastatic disease. The final 30 minutes of the seminar will be a dedicated networking session for … Read more
This is a weekly presentation regarding palliative care with various speakers and topics. CME continuing education credit is available to qualified participants within the UNC School of Medicine.
Speaker: Göran B. Jönsson, professor and head of division of melanoma, Lund University.
Speakers and topics vary. This lecture offers free NCPD/CNE, ACPE and ASRT continuing education credits.
The Jefferson-Pilot Fellowships in Academic Medicine are given to promising junior faculty in the School of Medicine, and the James W. Woods Junior Faculty Award is given specifically to a junior member of the School’s clinical faculty. Recipients of both awards are given public recognition of his or her achievements and the School’s full confidence … Read more
The UNC Lineberger Oncology Clinical Trials Course is designed for faculty and trainees interested in clinical trials research. The intended audience is all interested fellows, APPs or faculty in a cancer-related division or department, including learners from med onc, hem onc, gyn onc, urologic oncology, ENT, pediatric oncology, surgical oncology, radiation oncology, etc.
