Events

The Johns Hopkins Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality, in partnership with Patients for Patient Safety US (PFPS US), is pleased to host this solutions-driven symposium. Bringing together experts from Johns Hopkins Medicine and PFPS US with key representatives of health systems, government, and industry as well as policy and patient groups, this event is designed to spark initiatives to reduce preventable harm and improve health outcomes.

Join the Institute for Clinical and Translational Research for a family-friendly, fun-filled day celebrating the importance of clinical trials in advancing health care. Learn about the impact of clinical trials, meet professionals in the field, and enjoy interactive activities.

Join research@BSPH for the launch of the newly formed Innovation Translation Council, featuring a keynote speech from Phillip A. Sharp, whose 1977 discovery of RNA splicing set the foundation for today's biomedical industry, a panel of leaders in the biotechnology industry, and hors d'oeuvres and networking.

Join the John Hopkins Institute for Clinical and Translational Research virtually on Clinical Trials Day as presenters share with Johns Hopkins community partners and research colleagues the latest updates on clinical research.

Please join the 2025 Hopkins Medicine Distinguished Speaker Series event, featuring "A Conversation with Meena Seshamani." The discussion will center on public health, funding, Medicare, the Food and Drug Administration, and the role of government in health care.

This dynamic panel discussion will debate the philosophical, financial, and health implications of a reimagined health care system that pushes the boundaries of traditional care to include investments in mitigating harmful social determinants of health—an approach that has supporting and opposing views.

The Johns Hopkins Center for Women's Health, Sex & Gender Research 18th Annual Symposium features Kathryn G. Schubert, president and CEO of the Society for Women's Health Research, as keynote speaker followed by lunch and a poster session.

Kara Mae Harris, author of the popular Maryland-centric food blog Old Line Plate, will discuss the long history of Baltimore's food culture, its decades of changing culinary trends, and the traditional foods that have become staples of the Baltimore experience.