28
February 2025
9am – 7pm PT
In honor of Rare Disease Day on February 28, 2025, Pacific Northwest Research Institute is proud to host a scientific symposium in partnership with Seattle Children’s Research Institute and with participation from University of Washington to celebrate the rich local network of rare disease researchers, clinicians, and patient advocates in Seattle.
This will be a day of connection, collaboration, education, and inspiration at Seattle Children’s Research Institute. Please join us for an exciting lineup of scientific talks as well as a poster session and evening reception.
UPDATE: We are at capacity for this event and are not accepting any more RSVPs or poster submissions.
Please contact development@pnri.org to check the status of your RSVP or to possibly join our evening reception and poster session. Or, please click the button below to complete the waitlist form and we will contact you if space becomes available.
Thank you!
Virtual Seminars for Scientists
PNRI’s Science Matters free, virtual seminars feature discussions with scientists around the globe about exciting research in genetics, genomics, and evolutionary biology with important societal impact.
19
March 2025
12 noon – 1:15 pm (PT)
Richard Gibbs, PhD
Wofford Cain Chair and Professor at Baylor College of Medicine
Rare Disease, Common Disease, Somatic Mutation
In this seminar, Dr. Richard Gibbs will explore how genetics and genomics are driving advancements in digital medicine and transforming healthcare. He’ll discuss where we are today, the progress we’ve made, and the breakthroughs on the horizon.
Questions
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