• Addressing the mental health impact of school closures post-pandemic

    The fourth-annual Vohra Miller Lectures in Critical Public Health Issues in collaboration with the Institute for Pandemics aims to foster a dialogue on health equity issues, as it relates to the youth educational landscape. While recognizing the importance of the public health measures that were put in place based on scientifically proven best practices to […]

  • Rapid indoor air quality monitoring at large scale events

    Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy 315 Bloor Street W, T

    The University of Toronto Munk School for Global Affairs and Public Policy presents its Political Economy of Innovation Annual Lecture titled Rapid Indoor Air Quality Monitoring at Large Scale Events: How the 2021 environmental study of the UK government’s Events Research Programme helped UK society reopen following a year of lockdowns. EPIC members David Fisman […]

  • An update on Long COVID: symptoms and underlying pathology

    155 College Street Toronto, ON M5T 3M7 155 College Street, Toronto, ON

    The Institute for Pandemics presents a public lecture by Manali Mukherjee of McMaster University titled, “An update on Long COVID – symptoms and underlying pathology.” The learning objectives are: Disseminate findings from the CITF-funded AIPACs study (Autoimmunity in Post Acute COVID-19 Sequalae) Understand the immunological underpinning for the development of autoimmune diseases in Long COVID […]

  • Lunch Lectures: Topics and techniques in infectious disease research

    MaRS Centre, Room 1522 101 C

    Hosted by EPIC Trainee Advisory Committee, the Lunch Lectures is a seminar series aimed at building skills and knowledge to help trainees in their infectious disease research work. This is an exciting opportunity to hear from senior trainees about how ideas can be applied to your research over pizza lunch. The first lecture of the […]

  • Lunch Lectures: Topics and techniques in infectious disease research

    MSB 5231 Medical Sciences Building, 1 King's College Circle, ON, Canada

    Hosted by EPIC Trainee Advisory Committee, the Lunch Lectures is a seminar series aimed at building skills and knowledge to help trainees in their infectious disease research work. This is an exciting opportunity to hear from senior trainees about how ideas can be applied to your research over a pizza lunch. Véronique Taylor (research associate, […]

  • Building public trust in health through culturally-aligned artificial intelligence

    Hart House 7 Hart House Circle, Toronto, ON, Canada

    Organized by the Institute for Pandemics, the fifth-annual Vohra Miller Lectures in Critical Public Health Issues features EPIC member, Jude Kong, in a conversation with Ishtiaque Ahmed and Dan Lizotte about health equity issues as it relates to culturally-aligned artificial intelligence (AI) and ways to foster trust in healthcare. Kate Mulligan will moderate the event […]

  • Lunch Lectures: Topics and techniques in infectious disease research

    MaRS Centre, Room 1522 101 C

    Hosted by EPIC Trainee Advisory Committee, Lunch Lectures is a seminar series aimed at building skills and knowledge to help trainees in their infectious disease research work. This is an exciting opportunity to hear from senior trainees about how ideas and techniques can be applied to your research over a pizza lunch. We have two speakers […]

  • Biosecurity and health emergency preparedness in today’s research & development landscape

    Governing Council Chambers, Simcoe Hall 27 King's College Circle, Toronto, ON, Canada

    Join the Canadian Hub for Health Intelligence & Innovation in Infectious Diseases (HI³) for an engaging keynote and panel discussion on Biosecurity and health emergency preparedness in today's research & development landscape.  The event will feature CAPT Andrew G. Letizia, Science Director of the U.S. Naval Medical Research Unit INDO PACIFIC, who will provide an […]

  • Leveraging evolutionary trade-offs in the development of phage therapy

    Innis 2 Sussex Avenue, Toronto, ON, Canada

    Join the Department of Evolutionary Biology and Ecology for the 2026 Martin Lecture. The Martin Lecture series is held annually, welcoming top thinkers and researchers in astronomy and astrophysics, ecology and evolutionary biology, physics and public policy to the University of Toronto. This year's invited speaker is Professor Paul Turner. Turner is the Rachel Carson professor […]