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january, 2019

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Research Training Centre

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Biomedical Zone

Cardiovascular Disease & Diabetes Research Program

Centre for ESC Risk

Centre for Global Health Research

Centre for Research on Inner City Health

Centre for Urban Health Solutions

Critical Illness and Injury Research Centre

Evaluation Centre for Complex health Interventions

iBEST

Keenan Research Seminar Series

Knowledge Translation Program

Laurent Brochard Lab (Critical Care)

Li Ka Shing Centre for Healthcare Analytics Research and Training

Library Workshop

Medical Imaging Office of Research & Innovation

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The HUB

RTC Seminar: Functional imaging of the clock-drawing test in a mild cognitive impairment population using novel MRI-compatible tablet technology to capture real-time brain activity while completing the task, presented by Natasha Talwer

16jan12:00 pm- 1:00 pmRTC Seminar: Functional imaging of the clock-drawing test in a mild cognitive impairment population using novel MRI-compatible tablet technology to capture real-time brain activity while completing the task, presented by Natasha Talwer

Event Details

Presented by Natasha Talwer

Event Details

Presented by Natasha Talwer

Time

(Wednesday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Location

LKS 216

Organizer

Kristinertc@smh.ca

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How to Formulate a Research Question & Design a Project

18jan2:30 pm- 4:30 pmHow to Formulate a Research Question & Design a Project

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An interactive workshop for KRC and LKSKI research trainees. The first important step towards a graduate degree is defining a well-formulated research question and designing a project. This interactive presentation will address the basics

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An interactive workshop for KRC and LKSKI research trainees. The first important step towards a graduate degree is defining a well-formulated research question and designing a project. This interactive presentation will address the basics of project design both for trainees at the KRC and LKSKI. We will discuss various aspects of project
design:

• How to formulate research questions and hypotheses
• How to define overall objectives of a project
• How to generate manageable research aims
• How to select research strategies and methodology

View our poster, click here.

Register: https://bit.ly/2ELCcwM

Time

(Friday) 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Location

209 Victoria Street, RM 211

Organizer

Christine SchemitschSchemitschC@smh.ca

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RTC Seminar: Effects of human umbilical cord perivascular cell conditioned media in a model of traumatic brain injury in adult zebrafish - presented by Eileen Lui

25jan1:00 pm- 2:00 pmRTC Seminar: Effects of human umbilical cord perivascular cell conditioned media in a model of traumatic brain injury in adult zebrafish - presented by Eileen Lui

Event Details

Presented by Eileen Lui (supervised by Dr. Philip Marsden)

Event Details

Presented by Eileen Lui (supervised by Dr. Philip Marsden)

Time

(Friday) 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Location

LKS 241

Organizer

Kristinertc@smh.ca

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RTC Seminar: Assessing the significance of the Fc region of CD44 antibodies in the amelioration of Immune Thrombocytopenia (ITP) presented by Gurleen Kaur

25jan1:00 pm- 2:00 pmRTC Seminar: Assessing the significance of the Fc region of CD44 antibodies in the amelioration of Immune Thrombocytopenia (ITP) presented by Gurleen Kaur

Event Details

Presented by Gurleen Kaur, who is supervised by Dr. Alan Lazarus.

Event Details

Presented by Gurleen Kaur, who is supervised by Dr. Alan Lazarus.

Time

(Friday) 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Location

LKS 241

Organizer

Kristinertc@smh.ca

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Insight Workshop for Graduate Trainees & Postdoctoral Fellows

31jan5:00 pm- 6:30 pmInsight Workshop for Graduate Trainees & Postdoctoral Fellows

Event Details

The Insight Program is a 7 week post-doctoral training fellowship bridging the gap between academia & data science for those who have a strong background in data science or Artificial

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Event Details

The Insight Program is a 7 week post-doctoral training fellowship bridging the gap between academia & data science for those who have a strong background in data science or Artificial Intelligence (read more about Toronto program). The Program is free and provides the resources and training required to get you hired.

At this workshop, you will learn about the program from Insight’s Program Director Chris Luciuk and Insight alumni currently working in data sciences or AI roles, and have an opportunity to network.

Pizza dinner will be provided

Register today! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/InsightFellowship

Please contact Yunjo Lee or Kristine Antony if you have any questions.

 

Time

(Thursday) 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Location

241 LKSKI

Organizer

Kristinertc@smh.ca

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