Research Events

Signature Events

The Department of Medicine's Office of Research offers signature events designed to promote groundbreaking research, assist with grant writing, and collaborate with other researchers across the university.

Department of Medicine David S. Stephens Research Day

This annual event brings together researchers from all divisions and provides an opportunity to share exciting new findings, facilitate scientific exchange, and identify potential new collaborations.

Ease of Research Initiative Town Hall Series

This new series will be hosted on the first Friday of each month throughout the Fall 2024. Each month, a leader from a regulatory research office will share significant insights regarding the current function and future plans of each their office as well as providing the opportunity for DOM research faculty, staff, and trainees to give feedback on the impact each office has on their research.

R2NEXUS Workshop Series

Road 2 NEXt sUcceSs (R2NEXUS) workshop series is comprised of half-day workshops, held two to four times per year each covering different aspects of research program development and are meant to ease the path towards becoming an independent investigator.

FAME Grant Writing Workshop

The FAME (Fostering the Academic Mission in the Emory DOM) grant writing workshop is part of the FAME Grant program and is designed to provide support for writing your FAME grant.

Hospital Medicine faculty in a conference room

Additional Research Events

GA CTSA Blue Sky Groups: In these groups, faculty meet with investigators with similar interests but diverse expertise to discuss common mechanisms of disease and identify opportunities for collaboration.
FAALI (Faculty Academic Advancement, Leadership, and Inclusion) Lecture Series: Presented throughout the year by senior faculty within the School of Medicine, covers practical topics aimed at assisting faculty in their career development.
Health Services Research Day: Annual quality forum and networking opportunity for researchers to learn about ongoing quality, effectiveness, and value-based research activities within the Woodruff Health Sciences Center.
FEED (Faculty Education, Enrichment and Development) Conference: A half-day CME-accredited program provides learning opportunities for clinician educators, clinical researchers, and basic scientists of all levels.
K-Club: An educational forum partially sponsored by the DOM that provides support and advice to young investigators on obtaining research career development awards. Researchers, junior faculty, and fellows interested in academic research careers should attend. Check out videos of previous talks in the K-Club video library.

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