• Jan 8
    CAIRIBU ARCTICS Community Forum: Orientation to Research Administration for Scientists

    Lauren Baker, PhD, DVM, Nathan Tykocki, PhD, and Maria Hadjifrangiskou, PhD

    (12 PM Central | 10 AM Pacific) Zoom Link

    ARCTICS (Advancing the Research Capacity of Trainees and Investigators at early-Career Stages) forums aim to provide resources and skills to the next generation of leaders in non-malignant genitourinary research.

  • Dec 16
    CAIRIBU Connections – Exploring Microbial Mechanisms

    2 PM Central | 12 PM Pacific Zoom Link

    CAIRIBU Connections are informal meet-and-greet virtual gatherings that aim to bring together CAIRIBU and non-CAIRIBU investigators engaged in similar research. This CAIRIBU Connections will feature a talk by Erica L-W Majumder, PhD (UW–Madison). Tune in for an engaging discussion featuring Dr. Majumder’s insights into how microbes break down recalcitrant materials, advancing our understanding of microbial …

  • Dec 14
    NBRG 2024

    Houston, Texas More Information

    The Neurogenic Bladder Research Group (NBRG) held its annual winter meeting on December 14th, 2024 in Houston, Texas. This event featured guest speakers Dr. Margot Damaser and Dr. Chester Koh. Register HERE View the agenda HERE  

  • Dec 13
    CAIRIBU U-RIG Research Hour: Bridging Knowledge Gaps in the Urobiome

    (2 PM Central | 12 PM Pacific) Zoom Link

    The Uromicrobiota Research Interest Group (U-RIG) includes CAIRIBU and non-CAIRIBU investigators interested in the uromicrobiota. Investigators are clinicians and scientists from a variety of fields including urology, urogynecology, microbiology, microbial ecology, virology, bioinformatics, and computer and data science. The CAIRIBU U-RIG Research Hour aims to facilitate knowledge exchange and spur collaborations in the urobiome and adjacent …

  • Dec 12
    CAIRIBU O’Brien Center Leaders Meeting

    (3 PM Central | 1 PM Pacific)

    This is a bi-monthly virtual meeting between leaders from each of the currently funded, CAIRIBU-affiliated, U54 O’Brien Urology Centers and the U24 CAIRIBU Interactions Core. This meeting is open only to invited participants. The ZOOM link can be found on the Outlook Calendar invite from the CAIRIBU Interactions Core. If you are a PI at one of …

  • Dec 11
    CAIRIBU ARCTICS Community Forum: Training for Independence: Budgeting for your Research and Your Lab

    Johanna Hannan, PhD, Jill Macoska, PhD and Petra Popovics, PhD

    (12 PM Central | 10 AM Pacific) Zoom Link

    ARCTICS (Advancing the Research Capacity of Trainees and Investigators at early-Career Stages) forums aim to provide resources and skills to the next generation of leaders in non-malignant genitourinary research. This forum will feature Drs. Johanna Hannon, Jill Macoska, and Petra Popovics.

  • Dec 5
    Society for Pelvic Research Annual Meeting 2024

    Durham, NC More Information

    The Society for Pelvic Research held their 9th Annual Meeting on December 5th-7th in Durham, NC.    

  • Dec 4
    2024 CAIRIBU Annual Meeting

  • Nov 20
    CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminar

    JULIA TLAPA, GRADUATE STUDENT

    Zoom Link

    CAIRIBU Graduate Student Seminars provide an informal, virtual platform that highlights graduate students’ work. These seminars give graduate students an opportunity to share and receive feedback on in-progress ideas or new research. This seminar features a talk by Julia Tlapa from the Kimberly Keil-Stietz Lab at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

  • Nov 15
    CAIRIBU U-RIG Research Hour: Bridging Knowledge Gaps in the Urobiome

    Jean-Philippe Gourdine, PhD, MS & Emmanuel Elijah

    Zoom Link

    The Uromicrobiota Research Interest Group (U-RIG) includes CAIRIBU and non-CAIRIBU investigators interested in the uromicrobiota. Investigators are clinicians and scientists from a variety of fields including urology, urogynecology, microbiology, microbial ecology, virology, bioinformatics, and computer and data science. This session will feature talks from Jean-Philippe Gourdine, PhD, MS (Lewis & Clark) and UCSD Medical Student Emmanuel Elijah.