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As the field of bioengineering continues to evolve, researchers require innovative tools to optimize experimental design, analyze large datasets, characterize complex biological systems, and identify knowledge gaps. The Institute for NanoBioTechnology's 18th Nano-Bio Symposium: "Transforming Bioengineering Research with AI and Machine Learning," will explore the immense potential of integrating AI/ML with scientific expertise and human creativity to propel bioengineering breakthroughs, featuring a day of lectures, networking, lunch, poster competition, and reception.

The Johns Hopkins Institute for Clinical & Translational Research (ICTR) Community Health Research Showcase features the ICTR predoctoral clinical research program trainees. This is a two-part virtual event on April 21 and May 5. The target audience for this showcase is community members, faculty, staff, students, and scientists, but all individuals interested in community health and research are welcome to attend.

Join the Hopkins Business of Health Initiative for an insightful event discussing how aligned investment and policy can strengthen primary care systems and improve health outcomes.

This unique virtual symposium offers a series of complementary panels that demonstrates Opioid Industry Documents Archive's value in addressing fundamental questions of importance to historians, health policy and legal experts, journalists, archivists, and people with lived experience. Day 1 covers "Health Journalism, Law, and Policy" in which a group of experts will discuss the role of journalism and storytelling in the development of laws and policies designed to prevent further harms from the opioid crisis as well as the critical role of document disclosure as a means to improve public health.