Events

This webinar explores the responsible use of AI in research.

Join the NIH for a two-day national symposium that addresses recent advances in cancer immunology in the era of omics and artificial intelligence.

Strengthening research security through structured mentorship, intentional mentor-mentee pairing, and data-informed program evaluation.

This event will focus on the current healthcare cybersecurity landscape and the HIPAA Security Rule.

Provides a high-level overview of Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) requirements intended for non-technical administrators.

This session will explore the evolving travel threat landscape and discuss how institutions can assess risks beyond destination alone.

Focuses on key technical advances, translational insights, and emerging opportunities in synthetic biology and cancer research.

The NIH Research Festival showcases the breadth, innovation, and impact of research across the NIH community.

Build a cybersecurity program that connects governance, risk, identity, technology, third-party oversight, incident response, and resilience.

This webinar explores how research administration offices can create, manage, and maintain effective standard operating procedures.

Discuss the readiness of NGS technologies for AA detection, examine current challenges, and explore adoption of NGS-based methodologies.

Discuss chemical characterization testing methodologies used to address biocompatibility endpoints for medical devices.

This webinar explores the scope of the new USG Policy for High-Risk Life Sciences Research.

This workshop features updates from the FDA on establishment registration and drug listing submissions.

Review how the NIH Policy on Enhancing Security Measures for Human Biospecimens tightens controls on sensitive personal data.

Teaches how behavioral science can enhance compliance programs by exploring human decision-making drivers.

Discusses that IRB exemptions are underutilized because many institutions take a very conservative approach when applying them.

Explores the seven key elements that ensure regulatory adherence, mitigate administrative risks, and promote ethical research administration.

Serves as an introduction to open science principles and practices.

Join the NIH for the "Clinical Center Ethics Grand Rounds: Ethics Of Reducing the Use of Animals In Research" session on October 7, 2026.

Discuss toxicological risk assessments used to address biocompatibility endpoints for medical devices.

Join the NIH for the "Beyond the Lab: Insights into Clinical Development in Pharma" workshop on October 7, 2026.