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  • CBSN Seminar: Hidden Trends in Drug Prescribing Among Lung Disease Patients

    PhD Candidate Omotayo Olaoye will explore central nervous system (CNS) depressants, the class of medications behind many familiar sedatives and pain relievers, and what their prescribing trends reveal for patients living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Drawing on two decades of data, her research generates real-world evidence to inform clinical decision-making. Whether your interests lie in epidemiology, respiratory health, ... Read More

  • CBSN Seminar: Prioritizing Clinical Candidates for Promoting Remyelination and Motor Recovery in Multiple Sclerosis

    What if we could help the brain repair itself after disease? Join us on June 17 as medical student, Gracious Kasheke, explores his discovery of a compound found to promote neuronal repair in a murine model of multiple sclerosis (MS). If you’re fascinated by neuroscience or simply interested in research that is expanding the possibilities of modern medicine, this will be an hour well spent! ... Read More

  • CBSN Seminar: Creating Human Brain Cells

    What if we could build human brain cells in the lab? Join us for an engaging seminar with Roselaide Decker, who will explore how embryonic stem cells can be guided to become human astrocytes, creating more human-relevant models for studying synapse function and neurodegeneration. If the idea of creating brain cells in a dish sparks your curiosity, this will be ... Read More

  • CBSN Storytime with Nicole Osayande

    Join us for a member-exclusive CBSN Storytime with Nicole Osayande, an AI Researcher at Meta and PhD Candidate whose journey has taken her across the globe through research, technology, and fully funded educational opportunities. If you are curious about funding your scientific research, taking your career internationally, or finding opportunities you may not yet know are possible, you won’t want ... Read More