After carefully evaluating the current guidelines regarding COVID-19 provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and based on the NIH Guidance on Travel and Meetings, NIH leadership has canceled this event. Registration questions: email NIHSeminars@highlighttech.com; Logistics & Resource questions: email NIHRegionalSeminars@nih.gov.
We hope you’ll consider our Fall 2020 NIH Regional Seminar in Nashville, TN – October 28-30. More info on our Fall Seminar Website.
We hope to see you at a future NIH Regional Seminar. |
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Monday, April 20 Optional Pre-Seminar Workshops
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Tuesday-Wednesday, April 21-22
2-day Seminar
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Inside the NIH Regional Seminar |
The NIH Regional Seminar serves the NIH mission of providing education and training for the next generation of biomedical and behavioral scientists. This seminar is intended to:
Who Should Attend? The seminar and optional workshops are appropriate for those who are new to working with the NIH grants process – administrators, early stage investigators, researchers, graduate students, etc. For those with more experience, the seminar offers a few more advanced sessions, updates on policies and processes direct from NIH staff, as well as valuable presentation resources to share with your institution.
Who are the Presenters? The NIH Regional Seminar involves approximately 70-80 NIH and HHS staff who are brought to a central location in order to educate, share, and hear your questions over the course of two days, plus the pre-seminar workshops. (Faculty page with pictures and bios will be posted this spring, so keep watching this website!)
This seminar is your opportunity to make direct contact with NIH policy officials, grants management, program and review staff, and representatives from the HHS Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP), HHS Office of the Inspector General (OIG), and others. In addition, take advantage of discussions involving more than 600 fellow attendees from around the world.
In addition to learning more about the NIH grants processes and policies through the optional workshops and 2-day sessions, there are opportunities throughout the seminar to Meet the Experts 1:1. These 15 minutes chats are a great way to get more specific questions answered by NIH & HHS experts. You’ll have the opportunity to sign up in advance or on-site to speak with the expert(s) of your choice participating in the seminar.
What are some of the topics? Here’s a quick overview of some of the topics:
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Can I go ahead and make my hotel reservations now? Yes! See our Hotel/Travel page for all the details. The room block is for a limited time and rooms traditionally sell out before the date for this seminar.
For inquiries regarding the seminar, email NIHRegionalSeminars@mail.nih.gov.
Listserv information is available on the NIH Regional Seminar Webpage.