This series addresses new or developing research in the field and practice of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology. Session aims are to identify new findings and current research in the field and discussion additional policies, rules and effects that these medical advances will lead to in the field.For more information about this Regularly Scheduled Series and to obtain the webinar link, contact the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology Directly. 

Sports Medicine Journal Club is a series that addresses new and developing research, therapy, and practice guidelines in sports medicine physical therapy. Participants will discuss articles in a journal club style format. Discussions will be lead by a faculty moderator.For more information about this Regularly Scheduled Series and to obtain the webinar link, contact the Department of Orthopedics. 

For more information about this Regularly Scheduled Series and to obtain the webinar link, contact the Department of Medicine, Division of Nephrology & Hypertension. The RSS activity for this series is to provide the nephrology community, which includes physicians, UMN faculty, researchers, residents, medical students, nurses, advanced practice providers, with state of art lectures pertaining to the science and practice of nephrology. Topics will predominantly address renal pathophysiol...

 The Grand Rounds series at the University of Minnesota's Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences aims to connect emerging scientific research with practical psychiatric care, creating a dynamic learning environment for healthcare professionals, and is also open to members of the public.We feature a broad array of speakers who are experts in their fields, brought in to share their latest research findings, clinical experiences, and insights into emerging trends in psychiatry. Eac...

This series is designed for surgical and anatomic pathologists, covering the several subspecialties including gastrointestinal pathology, dermatopathology, gynepathology, cytopathology, liver pathology, renal pathology, neuropathology, and others. Presentations will given by residents and fellows in the Division of Surgical and Anatomic Pathology, focusing on the latest published research to enhance clinical knowledge and practice.For more information about this Regularly Scheduled Series and to...

This is a series of faculty development sessions for the early career hospital medicine faculty members at the Division of Hospital Medicine (those who are within the first 2 years of faculty appointment) to learn various knowledge and skills necessary to launch a successful career as an academic hospitalist.Note this series has a variable schedule; see schedule tab for dates or for information about this series including the schedule or location, contact the Division of Hospital Medicine di...