Hyatt Regency Bethesda, MD
Hyatt Regency Bethesda, MD
A pre-conference workshop and early career seminar will take place Tuesday, May 6 in the afternoon.
NIH Institutes and Centers will present resources available (online tools, workflows, data sets, and translation).
Presentations:
Intro: George Papanicolaou, NIH
NHLBI: Ronit Yarden
NCI: Tanja Davidsen
NCBI: Adriana Malheiro
NCATS: Joni Rutter
NHGRI: Christopher Wellington
Common Fund: George Papanicolaou
Panel Discussion
1:00 - 3:50 pm
Open to all registered attendees
This seminar will provide an introduction to the dissemination of your research to a variety of audiences with a focus on creating lay-person summaries and effective use of social media.
Presenters:
Chris Gunter (NHGRI)
Erica Bizzell-Jones
4:00 - 5:00 pm
Open to all registered attendees.
Join us for an informal gathering at World of Beer. Happy Hour runs till 7:00 pm when Trivia begins. Form a team and take on the locals. Open to all attendees.
(5 min. walk from hotel)
The main Congress sessions include talks from invited speakers and oral presentations from highly-rated abstract submissions. The sessions will take place Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning, May 7 & 8.
NIH Roundtable:
David Goff (NHLBI),
Richard Hodes (NIA),
Carolyn Hutter (NHGRI)
Dan Arking
(Johns Hopkins)
Marios Arvanitis
(Johns Hopkins)
Rajat Gupta
(Brigham and Women's Hospital)
Rasika Mathias
(NIH)
Athena Starlard Davenport
(University of Tennessee)
May 7: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm
May 8: 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
AGENDA & WG SCHEDULE BELOW
Poster Dimensions: Each author will share one side of a poster board with another author, half of a horizontal poster board with the useable area measuring 114 cm (45 inches) wide x 114 cm (45 inches) high. Vertical posters fit better, but you may choose a horizontal format that is no wider than the 45 in/114 cm width. Poster materials may not extend outside the assigned half-board.
Other notes on posters:
The posters will be mounted to the boards using T-Pins.
Your presentation should contain succinct headings that organize and logically display the information (e.g. 'Introduction,' 'Objectives,' 'Methods,' 'Results,' 'Conclusions').
Summarize the research using graphics when possible (e.g. charts, tables, graphs, images, etc.). Minimize the amount of text. Elaboration is best done verbally -- just as if it were an oral presentation using slides.
The poster should be readable from distances of approximately 3’. Lettering should be at least 1" high.
Local Poster Printing: FedEx Office 7010 Wisconsin Ave (8 minute walk from Hyatt Regency Hotel)
Airport Transportation
Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) → Hyatt Regency Hotel Options: (Rome2Rio)
Washington Dulles Airport (IAD) → Hyatt Regency Hotel Options: (Rome2Rio)
Ground Transportation Options:
Regan Washington National Airport (DCA) (11 miles from hotel)
Metrorail: The Washington, DC Metrorail system has an elevated Metrorail station connected to the concourse level of Terminal 2 Reagan National Airport. The Metrorail system provides easy and affordable access to locations throughout the metro area.
Ride App Services: Uber, Lyft, and ALTO offer transportation services to passengers arriving to and departing from Reagan National Airport.
Taxi Services: Information on where to find a taxi
Washington Dulles Airport (IAD) (23 miles from hotel)
Metrorail: The Metrorail station at Dulles is connected to the main terminal by an indoor pedestrian tunnel with moving sidewalks. The tunnel provides convenient access to the airport’s ticketing and baggage claim levels. The Silver Line Metro station at Dulles provides access to trains from the airport to downtown Washington, D.C. and points around the region. The station is connected to the main terminal by an indoor pedestrian tunnel with moving sidewalks. Silver Line FAQs
Ride App Services: Dedicated pick-up and drop-off curb for Uber and Lyft.
Taxi Services: Washington Flyer Taxicabs serve Washington Dulles International Airport exclusively with 24-hour service to and from the Airport. Leaving the Airport No reservations are necessary for taxi service.
Hotel Parking:
Day & Self Parking: $13 Day Use and $30 Overnight
Valet: $45 per night
Self Park: the ABM Parking Garage is located directly beneath the hotel (please note this facility is not operated by Hyatt Regency Bethesda). The overnight parking fee is $30 for a 24-hour period, and validation through the hotel ensures access to in-and-out privileges. Day use is $13.
To self- park, follow the signage directing you to the P3 level of the garage. Upon parking, please enter through the Ballroom Entrance. For further guidance, the hotel provided video detailing the Navigation to P3 Parking.
Things to do and see in Bethesda:
Strathmore Theater
Round House Theatre
Cabin John Regional Park
Capitol Crescent Trail
Bethesda Central Farm Market
Running Trail (Capital Crescent Trail)
Distance from Bethesdan Hotel is 0.8 miles. Begins across the street from the Anthropologie Store at Woodmont and Bethesda Ave. Water fountains at 0, 3.5, and 6.5 miles. Bathroom at McDonald’s, about 1.3 miles from start, on your right after you cross the bridge on River Rd.
Bethesda, one of the most renowned communities in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, is known as the go-to place for ethnic restaurants, great shopping, trendy hot spots. Bethesda’s Arts and Entertainment District is brimming with inspiring artists and art venues, like the Strathmore, Bethesda Blues and Jazz Club; art events, unique galleries and public art fill the streets.
Other Resources
Bethesda Circulator – Free bus that does a loop around Bethesda
https://www.bethesda.org/bethesda/bethesda-circulator
CVS Pharmacy (for all your health needs, other sundries)
7809 Wisconsin Ave
FedEx Printing and Delivery
7010 Wisconsin Ave
Trader Joe’s (Groceries)
7900 Wisconsin Ave
Urgent Care (MedStar)
4507 Stanford St
Bethesda Row (Closest to hotel)
Barking Dog (Gastro Pub)
4723 Elm St
Planta (Vegan)
4910 Elm St
Raku (Sushi)
7240 Woodmont Ave.
World of Beer (Self Explanatory)
7200 Wisconsin Ave.
True Food (Veg and Vegan Friendly, Healthier Food, heated outdoor dining)
7100 Wisconsin Ave.
Silver New American Brasserie (Contemporary American Cuisine; has outdoor tables if weather is nice)
7150 Woodmont Ave.
Bethesda’s Woodmont Triangle (Close to hotel)
Barrel and Crow Restaurant (Regional Cuisine)
4867 Cordell Ave.
Gringos and Mariachis (Tex-Mex and outdoor dining if weather permits)
4928 Cordell Ave.
Alatri Bros (Casual Italian and pizza; outdoor space shared with Gringos and Mariachis)
4926 Cordell Ave.
Medium Rare (Steakhouse)
4904 Fairmont Ave.
Casa Oxaca (Mexican)
4905 Fairmont Ave.
Rock Bottom (Beer and classic American Bar food, pool tables)
7900 Norfolk Ave.
Olazzo (Italian, excellent Martinis)
7921 Norfolk Ave
Pizzeria Da Marco (Italian, some outdoor tables)
8008 Woodmont Ave.
Dog Haus Biergarten (Hot dogs, sausages, hamburgers, many beers on tap) (Inexpensive Happy Hour)
7904 Woodmont Ave.
Hip Flask (Bethesda’s High-Rise Bar with an open rooftop area, scenic but not inexpensive)
7707 Woodmont Ave
Black’s Bar and Kitchen (Seafood and Grill, excellent Happy Hour, some outdoor tables)
7750 Woodmont Avenue
7400 Wisconsin Ave
Bethesda, Maryland 20814
tel: +1 301 657 1234
The Meeting will take place at the Hyatt Regency Bethesda Hotel. A limited number of rooms are available at a conference rate: $258 (this is under per diem).
Please note: The conference rate is available on a first come first serve basis. Please reserve early as the group block frequently sells out, but must be booked by April 14. Rate increases April 15, 2025
We ask that you support CHARGE by staying at the conference hotel. Our meeting space pricing is based on attendees booking with the Hyatt Regency.
Meeting Registration is managed by the University of Washington conference services.
Full conference registration: $500 April 5 and after
One-day registration: $300 April 5 and after
Registration includes lunch, coffee/tea, snacks, the evening’s poster reception on Wednesday, and breakfast, lunch, coffee/tea, and snacks on Thursday.