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Keypoint Newsletter: December 2023

Welcome to the Keypoint Newsletter, bringing you all the latest news & views from Keystone Symposia! 
 

Featuring conference season highlights, spotlights on innovation and more, this biannual publication showcases Keystone Symposia’s efforts– past, present & future– to catalyze collaborative partnerships and inspire innovation in science and medicine around the world.


Announcing Our New 2-Day Conference Format

We are pleased to announce the launch of our new 2-day format for conferences on emerging topics. These topics are nascent areas of research, where our investment in the science and community at this critical stage enables them to grow and reach their full transformative potential... Read More

2-Day Emerging Topic Meetings in 2024:


Nobel Laureate Dr. Jim Allison Talks About His Upcoming Cancer Immunotherapy Meeting And The Evolution Of The Field

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We catch up with Dr. Allison in three exclusive one-on-one interviews about his vision for the upcoming 2024 meeting on Cancer Immunotherapy, reflections on the the evolution the field, predictions for the future and memories from his first Keystone Symposia conference!... Read More 


Welcoming the Fellows Class of 2024!

This year we welcome seven early-career investigators and seven post-doctoral fellows to our Fellows Program, after an extremely competitive selection process. The awardees represent the best and brightest in their fields, but also demonstrate a strong commitment to their communities, and science at large... Read More

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Our new job board is designed to connect job seekers with leading employers in academia & bioscience industries, creating a nexus where scientific talent thrives. The KS Career Center offers a variety of tools to connect with the best candidates, whether you are looking for your next post-doc or the newest member of your industry team!

https://careers.keystonesymposia.org/ 

 


The Birth of a Conference: From Inception to Implementation

What is the ‘special sauce’ behind our meeting programming that enables us to continually be on the forefront of new research frontiers? Read on for a sneak peek behind the scenes into how a Keystone Symposia conference is born, and what makes it so special... Read More


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Looking for effective ways to engage & interact with your target audience to promote your services? 

Exhibiting at a Keystone Symposia is the perfect way! 

Learn more about our opportunities here, and contact Patricia Beard to book your booth today!

 


 

Philanthropy Matters!

As a nonprofit organization, the generosity of our community members is critical to fund initiatives that support scholarships, emerging topics and other inspiring programing. Give back this December with a year end gift that will truly make an impact, for the trainees and community that we serve... Read More


What's the Buzz? See What the Community is Saying About KS! 

As we wrap up our fall season, the community has taken to Twitter/X with rave reviews and commentary. From students experiencing their first Keystone Symposia, to field leaders that attend year after year... Read More


Coming Soon: AI in Biomedicine Virtual Meeting!

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Featuring AI in Drug Development, Medical Treatment, Precision Medicine, Imaging & Diagnostics, Public Health, with panel discussion on Ethical Implications and the Future of AI in Biomedicine!

FIND OUT MORE


See All Upcoming Keystone Symposia In-Person & On Demand Conferences HERE!

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See Past Meetings Available On Demand HERE


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See Previous Keypoint Newsletters:
September 2023
December 2022
December 2021
September 2021

 

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Shannon Weiman
Shannon Weiman earned her PhD in Biomedical Sciences from the University of California, San Diego, specializing in microbiology and immunology. Prior to joining the Keystone Symposia team, she worked as a freelance writer for leaders in academic, industry and government research, including Stanford University’s Biomedical Innovation Initiative, the University of Colorado’s Biofrontiers Program, UCSF, the FDA and the American Society for Microbiology.