Stay up-to-date with all of the life science events taking place in the Seattle area with the Science in Seattle events calendar! From academia to industry and biotech to pharma, our events calendar is your complete source for life science conferences, symposiums, networking, and workshops in Seattle. We even cover science pub nights and science fundraisers!
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The tools of artificial intelligence offer the potential for healthcare to become more effective and equitable. But as we race to embrace these advances, are we truly ensuring that we...
Come celebrate Pride Month inside our Laser Dome on June 30! Enjoy special daytime & evening shows that illuminate the spirit of Pride with breathtaking laser displays set to the...
In this seminar, Dr. Pehlivan will discuss clinical and genomic studies of MECP2 Duplication Syndrome, with a focus on the how these studies impact the treatment of this rare neurodevelopmental...
Join us for our 11th Annual Head for the Cure 5K Seattle as we raise funds, awareness and hope for the Seattle brain tumor community! Funds raised through this event...
This in-person workshop will consist of interactive seminars and hands-on computational work. It will focus on teaching the skills for building and simulating complex and heterogeneous network models grounded in...
Allen Institute Scientists will present an overview of the Allen Cell Collection. Using gene editing methods, they have created disease-specific cell line collections that are available to the research community...
It's time for WIB-Seattle's Summer Social! Looking for a job? Just moved to Seattle? Know a company that's hiring? Join us on Thursday, July 25, and take this opportunity to...
Nucleate Seattle is excited to announce that we are hosting a panel on the Principles of Ideation for biotech start-ups. Hear from local Seattle experts as they reveal how they...
Join us to learn more about what we don’t know about the brain! Why are we talking about what we don’t know rather than what we do know? It sounds...
