GUEST SPEAKERS: Dr. Sue Tsai (University of Alberta), Dr. Petter Bjornstad (University of Colarado), Dr. Naureen Javeed (Mayo Clinic), Dr. Ayesha Saleem(University of Manitoba), Dr. Meaghan Jones (University of Manitoba), Dr. Liz Sellers (University of Manitoba) Full Program Abstract Information
GUEST SPEAKERS: Dr. Korey Hood (Stanford University), Dr. Carmela Evans-Molina (Indiana University), Dr. Alice Long (Benaroya Research Institute, Washington), Dr. Jennifer Yamamoto (University of Manitoba), Dr. Jane Yardley (University of Alberta). Program Speaker biographiesPoster presentation scheduleSubmitted abstractsAbstract information 2022 Recording
Using Team Science to Understand Childhood Type 2 Diabetes and its Complications November 15th & 16th, 2023 Wednesday November 15th (9 a.m. - 3 p.m.) Thursday November 16th (8am-4pm) Keynote Speakers: Agenda Full Program Poster Presentation Schedule Submitted Abstracts Abstract and Presentation Guidelines
The next DREAM Trainee Series session will be presented by Nayara Rampazzo Morelli, PhD: “Increased nitro-oxidative toxicity in association with metabolic syndrome, atherogenicity and insulin resistance in patients with affective disorders” in 501E John Buhler Research Centre.
The Department of Physiology and Pathophysiology are hosting a brand-new seminar series, "Gabfest", on Friday, January 26th, 2024 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Followed by a pizza lunch. RSVP here: RSVP: Gabfest Seminar and Pizza Lunch (office.com)
Dr. Ramon Geltink from University of Manitoba will be speaking about "Perturbations of redox homeostasis regulate CD8+ effector T-cell function" via ZOOM.
Dr. Vern Dolinsky will be presenting about scientific writing, titled "The Write Stuff: Effective Scientific Writing"
Title: “Unveiling causation: triangulating evidence from multiple data sources” Nicole and Jon will provide an overview of causal methods and the role epidemiological triangulation in determining causes of disease with observational data. They will also present results from recent studies that triangulated data from multiple sources including administrative data from MCHP to infer causal mechanisms for pediatric chronic diseases.