2019 ADI Research Day
2019 ADI Research Day
Program & Attendance Registration
It’s going to be an epic day! The 2019 ADI Research Day program is finalized and attendance registration is open. The day starts with keynote speaker Dr. Michael Riddell from York University, Toronto, followed by presentations from ADI Trainees – summer students to postdocs – come and support our future researchers!
Please register to attend as this will help plan for catering and events.
The ADI Trainee Working Group are busy planning and organizing – from the “Trainee Lunch with the Speaker” to the Twitter Takeover – they got it covered!
Give a talk at the ATI Seminar this fall!
We have a number of openings this fall and spring, and are now booking speakers. Presenting at the ATI Seminar Series is an excellent opportunity to promote your research. Thanks to everyone who has signed up.
Trainees and graduate students are also welcome to present their research, either in a full 45 minute presentation or a shorter talk.
If you know of interesting speakers that may be coming to Edmonton that would like to give a talk please let us know.
If you would like to present at the ATI Seminar Series this fall and winter, please contact ilarsen@ualberta.ca
REGISTER NOW – 2019 Canadian Transplant Summit!
Register for the 2019 Canadian Transplant Summit TODAY!
To learn more about the 2019 Canadian Transplant Summit visit: https://conference.cst-transplant.ca.
Lab Medicine & Pathology Rounds
Date: September 12, 2019
Time: 12:00 – 1:00 PM
Location: 4B1.38 Walter Mackenzie Center
Speaker: Ms. Salena Kitteringham
Director Communications & Marketing
Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry
University of Alberta
Title: Twitter: What’s a scientist got to do with it
Learning Objectives:
1. learn how to get started on Twitter
2. learn how Twitter can be used in university research, teaching, academic advocacy and impact activities
Lab Medicine & Pathology Departmental Rounds is a self-approved group learning activity (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. Please mark your calendars. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Congratulations to the ATI finalist in the 2018 CDTRP Innovation Grant Competition
Anne Halpin – Knowing the unknown: adding an HLA-specific memory B cell assay to the toolbox
Dr Diana Mager – Biology of skeletal muscle and sarcopenia in children with ESLD awaiting LTx
Dr Allan Murray – Apelin receptor signaling and lymphocyte function in allograft rejection
Dr James Shapiro – Gene correction in human induced pluripotent stem cells from type-1 diabetic patients by CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing
CDTRP Webinar Series: Ruth Sapir-Pichhadze, “Advances in precision medicine technologies to prevent rejection” (June 10)
As part of its Education and Career Development Platform, the Canadian Donation and Transplantation Research Program (CDTRP) is pleased to organize and host its 2019 Training Webinar Series. Open to all CDTRP members, trainees, patients and partners, as well as any members of the community, this series is an innovative way to attend and learn about new research in donation, solid organ transplantation and stem cell transplantation.
Click here for details and instructions on how to join the webinar.
CDTRP Webinar Series: Mamatha Bhat, “The role of the microbiome in donation and transplantation” (May 27)
As part of its Education and Career Development Platform, the Canadian Donation and Transplantation Research Program (CDTRP) is pleased to organize and host its 2019 Training Webinar Series. Open to all CDTRP members, trainees, patients and partners, as well as any members of the community, this series is an innovative way to attend and learn about new research in donation, solid organ transplantation and stem cell transplantation.
Click here for details and instructions on how to join the webinar.
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