Upcoming Events
This page is focused on publicly-accessible events related to the CTN and/or hosted by NIDA, Nodes, CTN study teams, or CTN SIGs and committees. We also list some major national/international conferences of particular interest to the Network.
For more national/international conferences and events, visit NIDA’s Meetings & Events page and this list from the journal Addiction.
Events
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Join host Ohio Valley Node PI T. John Winhusen, PhD, this summer for the University of Cincinnati/UC Health Addiction Center’s webinar series! This series will highlight cutting-edge UC addiction research and UC-community collaborations focused on prevention and treatment. The second installment in the series will feature Victor Schneider, PhD, and Christian C. Garcia, PhD (both of U. Cincinnati) talking about heavy drinking in midlife and older adults. Register here. |
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Join the CTN Translation & Implementation SIG for their next meeting, July 21, 2026, 9-10am PT. Drs. Sabeeh Baig, Jeremiah Bertz, and Landhing Moran will describe the methods and findings from their comprehensive portfolio analysis of all studies within the CTN approved from 2000 through 2024. Their presentation will highlight scientific areas in the CTN portfolio, portfolio growth trends, and research impact through this period. The presentation will conclude with a discussion of the CTN's achievements and the strengths of its trial infrastructure. Read more about the speakers Contact Elena Rosenberg-Carlson at rosenbee@stanford.edu for the meeting link or to join the CTN T&I email list. |
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The Harm Reduction International Conference is convened by Harm Reduction International in a different city every two years. Over four days of presentations, workshops, films, networking events and more, the conference provides a dynamic forum to share the latest research and discussions on best practice in drug use, harm reduction and human rights and attracts a diverse group of over 1,000 delegates and speakers including front-line health workers, academics, researchers, policy makers, politicians, UN representatives, people who use drugs, sex workers and people working in the criminal legal system. |
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