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The challenges in biomedicine are complex, and solving them requires collaboration from experts across a wide range of fields — clinical, experimental, computational, engineering, and others. By bringing these experts together, both in-person and virtually, we can find new ways to collaborate and accelerate scientific progress. We support this interdisciplinary collaboration through meetings, workshops, hackathons, science conferences, and more. Workshops Workshops bring together scientific leaders from specific fields to learn about current challenges and discuss future opportunities to help them advance their fields.
Investigator meetings are all about collaboration. We also convene graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and staff scientists to share their work and build community. Hackathons and jamborees connect grantees and partners with CZI staff to dive deep into coding and computational biology.
For all our convenings, we aim to invite speakers and attendees with a diversity of perspectives and range of experiences. We have Community Participation Guidelines for our meetings and online communities, and we offer family care support when needed to ensure anyone can attend our meetings. Showing 93 results. In October , the CZI Science in Society program and Every Cure co-hosted a two-day, in-person workshop to bring together over 60 people advancing data-driven approaches to drug repurposing.
Through a series of panel discussions, the workshop identified shared challenges and highlighted opportunities to strengthen synergies. The workshop ended with a half-day hackathon aimed at encouraging collaboration and developing solutions. Following the workshop, we launched a virtual meeting series to stay connected and dive deeper into the challenges and opportunities that were raised. Representatives of 60 patient-led rare disease advocacy organizations comprising the Rare As One RAO Network, joined patient leader, clinician, and researcher grantees and partners from across the Science in Society program in Newport Beach, CA, on September , , to highlight wins in patient-driven rare disease research, identify opportunities for collaborations, and build relationships.