ACR Travel Grants Encourage Collaboration, Research in Rheumatology

“I am confident this conference and grant will lead to development of collaborations for my current project and future endeavors,” says Dr. Gupta. “It has reinforced my belief that the future for cutting-edge research in rheumatology is in friendly collaborations and data sharing across institutes, nationally and internationally. This unique opportunity and experience will definitely help me in my development from a fellow to a better physician-scientist with a track to independence.”

Learn more about the European Workshop for Rheumatology Research at http://www.ewrr.org.

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