Family estrangement affects more than 65 million Americans, often with devastating consequences. What makes family estrangement so painful? Why do these rifts arise in the first place, and how can we overcome them? This free, virtual eCornell event provides new information about how family rifts occur and how to resolve them, based on Karl Pillemer’s […]

Over the course of four half-days, faculty with diverse translational research backgrounds will provide intensive training, discussion, and reflection on overcoming typical challenges in conducting research in real-world settings, like service agencies, healthcare institutions, and community organizations. Each session of CTRSI 2023 will cover core principles and practices as well as solutions to key challenges […]

The annual PRYDE Youth Development Research Update is a forum for practitioners and researchers to discuss issues relevant to the well-being and development of children and adolescents. The 2023 YDRU will be held virtually on Tue., May 23 and Wed., May 24 in a series of morning talks and discussion groups. The conference will begin […]

Decolonial Love: Learning to Redream Dangerously Again Co-sponosored by the BCTR, the 2023 cohort of the Einaudi Center's Global Racial Justice graduate fellows will host the "Decolonial Love" symposium. The symposium aims to reconstruct and reimagine the multifacetedness of individuals and the complexity of their ties with the self, others, and the natural world through the lens of […]

Undergraduates working on translational research projects will present their work at the BCTR’s Undergraduate Translational Research Symposium. This poster session is an opportunity for students to share progress on their translational projects while building research communication skills and receiving feedback on their work. Student presenters will also be eligible for “best poster” awards with accompanying […]