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 […]
Organized by the Institute for Pandemics, the skills workshop is open for graduate students interested in developing their networking skills. The workshop includes a presentation by Garry Curnew, a relationship and program manager at Rotman Commerce and a career coach who provides personalized guidance to students navigating their professional journeys. For students interested in exploring careers […]
Sinai Health’s Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute is co-hosting a mini symposium to showcase the latest advances in MALDI imaging, spatial proteomics and 4D metabolomics & lipidomics. Register for the symposium to learn about these technologies and how to use them in your research. Date and time: March 27, 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM Location: 60 Murray […]
Hosted by EPIC Trainee Advisory Committee and held on the first Thursday of every month, the Trainee Pizza Talks are a safe and supportive trainee-only space for trainees to present and discuss their research with other students, postdocs, and RAs from various research fields. It is also an excellent opportunity to network and get to know other trainees! Join us on Thursday, April 3rd between […]
Organized by the Department of Immunology, the April 7th Easton Seminar is hosted by Cindy Guidos and features a presentation by Joon Soo Kang. Talk Title: "Mechanism of fungal antigen recognition by mucocutaneous T cells" Date and time: April 7, 10:00 - 11:00 AM EDT Location: MSB 2170 Please visit the eventpage here!
Group B Streptococcus (GBS) causes serious and fatal infections in newborns and is the leading cause of neonatal sepsis and meningitis. In this webinar co-hosted by the Centre for Vaccine Preventable Diseases, Eliana Castillo, Kirsty Le Doare and Ziyaad Dangor will discuss the latest clinical findings on GBS vaccine candidates and outline a path to […]
The Black Research Network will host its inaugural research symposium on April 14th. The symposium will bring together multidisciplinary researchers from all three University of Toronto campuses to showcase the transformative impact of Black research excellence in shaping the future. The symposium features keynote presentations by Jude Kong (EPIC faculty member and assistant professor at […]
McMaster University is hosting the third Global Nexus Symposium. This year's symposium is focused on vaccinology and brings together clinical and academic experts, alongside experts from government, industry, and public health to discuss everything from the development of new vaccine technologies to addressing vaccine hesitancy. The symposium also features a talk by EPIC member Shelly […]
Hosted by EPIC Trainee Advisory Committee, Lunch Lectures is a seminar series to help trainees build the skills and knowledge needed for their research. This is an exciting opportunity to hear from senior trainees about how ideas and techniques can be applied to infectious disease research over a pizza lunch. Our speaker for April is Michael […]
Organized by the Department of Immunology, the April 28th Easton Seminar is hosted by EPIC member Matthew Buechler and Michele Anderson and features a presentation by Gianna Hammer. Talk Title: "Gut immunity in health and disease: Context Clues and Red Herrings" Date and time: April 28, 10:00 - 11:00 AM Location: MSB 2170 Please visit […]
