Genetics Society of America
At GSA, we believe connection is the cornerstone of a strong scientific community. Through virtual seminars and workshops, GSA provides scientists with rich opportunities to learn, collaborate, and share—no matter where they are in the world.
Hear from inspiring minds in the field of genetics in GSA’s interview podcast series. Experts weigh in on important topics: the value of research organisms, their recent work, their award-recognized work, the importance of the scientific community, and more. We’ve summarized their insights into bite-sized “SNPets,” so you can discover and share interesting perspectives—even when you only have five minutes to spare.
This series aims to showcase the high-quality research being conducted across the North, Central, and South American region, which covers diverse areas in genetics, and fosters interactions between research groups. The seminars will be hosted in collaboration with the Brazilian Genetics Society (SBG), Genetics Society of America (GSA), Latin American Association of Genetics (ALAG), and International Genetics Federation (IGF).
Advance your professional development with #WorkshopWednesdays! Join the Career Development Subcommittee every other month for virtual professional development workshops, designed to help early career scientists connect and plan their future careers.
GSA is pleased to host a series of online lectures by 2022 GSA Award recipients. Register now to listen to these stimulating talks!
This series will bring scientists together remotely for discussions on scientific and professional development topics in languages other than English.
This series will bring scientists together remotely for discussions on scientific and professional development topics in languages other than English.
Learn more about engaging in two-way conversations with the public on the benefits and social and ethical implications of genetics. GSA’s partnership with the Personal Genome Education Project (pgEd) includes a series of online workshops.
This series of seminars introduces opportunities for exploring gene function across humans and model organisms and provides tips and tutorials to help explore useful websites and databases.
This workshop series is organized and moderated by the ECLP Accessibility Subcommittee. It is designed for students and early career scientists in STEM to learn about the challenges of people with disabilities and ways to make the community more welcoming and inclusive.
Would you like to learn more about Science Communication and improve your scicomm skills?
Join us for workshops and panels that will allow you to expand your knowledge on how to communicate science both inside and outside of the academic setting.
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Organized and moderated by the GSA Science Communication and Outreach Subcommittee.
Hosted by the Community and Membership Engagement Subcommittee of GSA’s Early Career Leadership Program, this online seminar series is designed to showcase research by student and postdoc GSA members. In each seminar, two presenters discuss their work in an 8–10-minute talk, followed by lively Q&A sessions.
The Community and Membership Engagement Subcommittee is pleased to announce the launch of its Virtual Café series. The Virtual Cafés will consist of casual online gatherings of our community and provide a platform for us to get to know each other and discuss topics of broad interest to early career researchers. Each café will focus on a specific topic and will be hosted by either the Community and Membership Engagement Subcommittee or one of the subcommittees of the GSA Early Career Leadership program.
The first Virtual Café was hosted by the Career Development Subcommittee in November 2020.
