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The Society of Asian Academic Surgeons (SAAS) provides an annual scholarship to surgical trainees interested in careers in academic surgery. The scholarship will pay for registration to the Association for Academic Surgery’s Fall Courses (Fundamentals of Surgical Research Course and Early Career Development Course) that are given every year on the weekend preceding the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress. This year's AAS Fall Courses will be in San Francisco on Saturday, October 26, 2019. Scholarship materials should be sent electronically to: Vikas Dudeja, MD (Vikas.dudeja@med.miami.edu).
These awards are intended to stimulate inter-institutional and interdisciplinary translational and clinical research among the CTSI partner institutions. Therefore, projects must be inter-institutional: the research team must include investigators from at least two different CTSI partner institutions: Versiti, CHW, Froedtert, MCW, MSOE, MU, UWM, Milwaukee VA (Zablocki). All PIs must have a minimum of 5% effort, full-time or full professional effort status and must be CTSI members.
The intent of this award is to provide an eligible faculty member who is within five years of completion of surgical training with one year of support for surgical research. The applicant must be an active member of the AAS who has not received a previous career development award. The Award is $50,000 for one year, expended solely for the purpose of the sponsored research; funding begins March 1, 2020.
AHW’s Call for Collaborative Research Projects for Improved Health aims to foster new or enhanced collaborations along the T0-T5 spectrum to support research aligned with AHW’s three focus areas of heart health, healthy minds and/or cancer. This opportunity is open to full-time or full professional effort MCW faculty within the MCW School of Medicine, and projects should be feasible to complete within a 24-month period, without the option for no-cost extensions.
The Research Affairs Committee (RAC) New Faculty Pilot Grant provides seed funding to faculty within 4 years of their first MCW appointment for the initiation of new projects. The primary goal of the award is to help applicants obtain preliminary results that will enable them to compete successfully for extramural funding.
This will be the fifth AACR Special Conference on pancreatic cancer in the last decade. According to the U.S. National Cancer Institute, pancreatic cancer will account for approximately 43,000 deaths in 2017 and, although it will account for just 3.2% of all new cancer cases, pancreatic cancer will account for 7.2% of all cancer deaths. Despite advances in recent years, the five-year survival rate is still just 8.2%, making pancreatic cancer one of the hardest-to-treat cancers.
Wisconsin Surgical Society
September 8-9, 2019, Kohler, WI
Abstract Deadline: 8/22/19All medical student, resident, fellow, and advanced care practitioner abstracts must be sponsored by a WSS member who should plan to attend the meeting. If the sponsor is not able to attend, the sponsor will need to arrange an alternative WSS member to sponsor the presentation.
2019 MCW External Review Schedule
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