At the forefront of pediatric medical research, Seattle Children’s is working to cure childhood disease and improve outcomes for children all over the world.
Pediatric Mental and Behavioral Health Research Summit
Monday, April 21, 2025
Seattle Children’s Pediatric Mental and Behavioral Health Summit aims to bridge research with actionable solutions that support and benefit children, youth and their families. Join in on discussions with Seattle Children's researchers, clinicians and other mental and behavioral health experts exploring research supported behavioral interventions, community support, policy engagement and more.
Investing in Scientists of the Future
The Invent at Seattle Children’s Postdoctoral Scholars Program supports talented young scientists from diverse backgrounds to meet the difficult challenge of curing pediatric diseases by providing them with extensive education, mentorship, biotech infrastructure and financial resources. Learn more.
Meet Stephen
Stephen Carney, PhD, is a postdoctoral scholar whose passion for science began with a curiosity about cellular behavior – how cells respond to changes and the processes that lead to cancer. Originally from Kent, Michigan, Stephen moved to Seattle to be part of the vibrant biotech ecosystem, where he could further his research and contribute to the field.
A History of Groundbreaking Discoveries
Since the first research lab opened in 2004, researchers at Seattle Children’s have focused on discovering and improving treatments. Seattle Children’s Research Institute and Seattle Children’s Therapeutics are internationally recognized for their work in cancer therapies, genetics, neuroscience, immunology, infectious disease and bioethics.