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OFD Programs
The Office of Faculty Development organizes institute-wide events that promote professional growth, collaboration, and networking within our research community.
CHOP Research Institute Seminar Series
The Research Institute Seminar Series is designed as an opportunity to share ideas, create collaborations, build community, and recognize achievement within the Research Institute. This is accomplished through monthly presentations by CHOP faculty, giving investigators an opportunity to highlight research currently taking place at CHOP and encouraging internal collaboration.
This series, formerly known as CHOP Research Faculty Luncheon, was rebranded in 2021 as a direct result of faculty input to better reflect the scope and goals of the series as the premier lecture series for the Research Institute. Speakers are selected by the Office of Faculty Development Advisory Group and the Chief Scientific Strategy Officer, Beverly Davidson, PhD. If you would like to make a speaker recommendation, please e-mail ofd@chop.edu. Selections are made 6-12 months in advance.
The seminar series is open to the broader CHOP community. View previous speakers.
Research Institute Seminar Series is the premier lecture series for the Research Institute that builds community amongst investigators.
CHOP Research Institute Scientific Symposium
The Scientific Symposium is a platform for researchers to share their advancements and innovative breakthroughs in research within the scope of a specified annual theme. In conjunction with CHOP Research Poster Day, the Research Institute Scientific Symposium is one of the largest community-building events that celebrate all things research.
View past speakers and themes - COMING SOON!
All are welcome to come together May 2 and 3, 2023, for Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute’s largest community-building event — CHOP Research Poster Day and the Scientific Symposium. The 2023 symposium theme, “Bugs and Breakthroughs: Pediatric Medicine Through the Lens of the Microbiome,” will focus on the advancements that CHOP researchers have made in this exciting arena.