Basic Science and Translational Research
Research progress in vascular biology remains critical, as vascular disease continues to affect populations worldwide and remains a leading cause of morbidity and mortality, driving the need for continued innovation and scientific collaboration.
Save the Date for VRIC27
SVS’ annual Vascular Research Initiatives Conference (VRIC), established in 1986, provides a forum for the presentation and discussion of innovative research in vascular biology and related fields. The meeting highlights research from vascular surgeon-scientists and their collaborators, advancing discoveries that improve the understanding and treatment of vascular disease.
VRIC is one of the only meetings dedicated to vascular surgeon-scientists and their research partners. It offers a uniquely supportive platform for investigators at all stages of their careers. Whether you’re an established leader, a post-doctoral researcher or a trainee, VRIC provides the visibility, feedback and professional connections to help your research make an impact.
Save the Date: July 22, 2027 | Boston, MA
VRIC Trainee Award
Sponsored by SVS Foundation
The SVS Foundation supports this award for trainees to present their research at the annual VRIC. Top-scoring abstracts submitted to the VRIC by trainees will be considered for the award.
Stay tuned for the submission timeline coming later this year.
JVS-Vascular Science (JVS-VS)
JVS-VS aims to be the premier international journal publishing “bench-to-bedside” experimental and translational research underlying modern medical, endovascular and surgical investigation and management of vascular diseases. JVS-Vascular Science is dedicated to the science and art of vascular medicine, radiology, surgery and endovascular interventions
Published in one rolling annual issue
Online-only
Fully open-access