Annual Scientific Meeting
Annual Scientific Meeting
The Clinical and Translational Science Institute's 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting theme is, Advancing Health Through Science and Partnerships for a Healthier Future, and will spotlight pressing challenges and innovative approaches across rural health research, care delivery and community impact.
Rural Health will be highlighted at this year's event but the agenda will include topics that span the full spectrum of translational science, including clinical research, basic science, community-engaged research, implementation science and other health initiatives. A special session on scientific storytelling to help investigators communicate the impact of their work to the public will also be included.
Save the Date for the 2026 CTSI Annual Scientific Meeting!
When: February 12, 2026, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., includes a reception and two poster viewing sessions
Where: The Ohio Union, Archie M. Griffin Grand Ballroom
Speed Presentation Session: Back by popular demand! We are currently reviewing submissions for the Speed Presentation Session and will notify those selected very soon.
2026 Annual Scientific Meeting Schedule
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Please bring your poster with you to registration.
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Dr. Julie Johnson
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John Barba II, Lori Criss and Electra Paskett to present keynote session.
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10-minute bio break!
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Presented by Sara Serritella.
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Discover groundbreaking research from across campus as faculty share their work in less than five minutes each!
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Take some time to chat with research colleagues from across campus.
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We’re doubling the fun! Thanks to the incredible number of poster submissions, we’ll be hosting two poster sessions. The second will run from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m.
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Presentations about Rural health topics and the Southeastern Ohio Community Advisory Board, followed by a panel discussion and Q&A session.
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10-minute bio break!
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Selected abstracts from early-career faculty that will be featured in five-minute, five-slide speed presentations.
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Dr. Julie Johnson
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View the research posters and network with colleagues from across campus.