Did you know Keystone Symposia now has a wide range of scientific digital content available to you, most of it free? This diverse content includes:
- SciTalks – Scientific presentations recorded on video (often at Keystone Symposia meetings) that are designed to extend the reach of the science present within each Keystone Symposia conference to a wider global audience.
- ePanels – Scientific panel discussions recorded on video (often at Keystone Symposia meetings) that feature scientific thought leaders discussing compelling topics within their field. Many of these include live Q&A with the audience.
- Virtual Access – Complete packages of digital content including scientific talks, abstracts, ePosters and the conference books stemming from Keystone Symposia conferences.
Sign up now to watch this free epanel dicussion organized in collaboration with the Global HIV Vaccine Enterprise and filmed at our March 2017 «HIV Vaccines» conference in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
Register now to watch this free epanel organized in collaboration with MESA – Malaria Eradication Scientific Alliance and filmed at our February 2017 «Malaria: From Innovation to Eradication» conference in Kampala, Uganda. During online registration or via the chat room during the event, you can submit a question to ask the panel and additional subject matter experts during the live Q&A session immediately following the panel discussion.
Originally broadcast on May 25, 2017, this lively panel dicussion followed by audience Q&A is now available to view in archived form. The discussion focuses on the persistent health disparities that exist among underrepresented communities in the US in terms of both healthcare and research. Newly added since the event are two papers co-authored by Dr. Lovell Jones, who joined the event for the post-panel Q&A.
Available through the «Virtual Access» tab for a fee of 100 USD, this package of content derived from our sold-out «Cancer Immunology and Immunotherapy» conference consists of all 310 speaker and poster abstracts from the conference, 60 ePoster PDFs and 21 recorded video talks with slides. Newly added is the post-conference report written by Dr. Matt Gubin of Washington University School of Medicine (the Conference Assistant). We will soon have a similar package of content based on our «Single Cell Omics» conference that just concluded in Stockholm, Sweden, so stay tuned!
Visit virtual.keystonesymposia.org for much more content, including ePanels on autophagy, neuroscience, noncoding RNAs and genome editing, and individual SciTalks on a wide array of topics (available via the «On Demand» tab).
