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The Graduate Certificate in Bioinformatics is now accepting applications for 2023. Learn about the courses, learning outcomes and career pathways.
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The Department of Biological Sciences is pleased to congratulate its students who recently earned awards. In the Luke Stebbins Undergraduate Research Symposium, the panel of judges selected two winners — Anna Shearer and Jaxon Reiter. Each student received a $200 cash prize.
Two graduate students in the department also earned awards from the Alberta Society of Professional Biologists — Danial Hunter, an MSC candidate, and Emma Neigel, a PhD candidate.
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The Science of Birdsong
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The PUBlic Professor Series is back and bigger than ever, with seven in-person talks planned at the Sandman Signature Lethbridge Lodge for 2022/23!
Full details for these talks will be released in the coming months. For now, get these dates in your calendar:
29-Sep-22 | Julie Lee-Yaw, Department of Biological Sciences
The secrets of salamanders: what can amphibians teach us about environmental change and resilience?
27-Oct-22 | Tiffany Prete (Apooyak'ii), Department of Sociology
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The Department of Biological Sciences invites you to Trauma – from discrimination to dis-ease and disease.
March 1, 12:15 p.m.
Join us on Zoom
Speakers: Anna Fiselier, PhD and Olga Kovalchuk, MD/PhD
Moderator: Martha Mathurin-Moe
A seminar on discrimination, trauma and health outcomes and the ways of prevention and recovery.
We will touch upon:
(i) discrimination as a social determinant of health that causes stress and trauma
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*This event has been cancelled*
The Department of Biological Sciences invites you to Trauma – from discrimination to dis-ease and disease.
March 1, 12:15 p.m.
Join us on Zoom
Speakers: Anna Fiselier, PhD and Olga Kovalchuk, MD/PhD
Moderator: Martha Mathurin-Moe
A seminar on discrimination, trauma and health outcomes and the ways of prevention and recovery.
We will touch upon:
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The 2nd Symposium on Advances in Cancer Research will highlight exemplary cancer research from institutions across Canada.
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Learn more about the Graduate Certificate in Bioinformatics, including the courses, learning
outcomes and career pathways.
This event is from the archives of The Notice Board. The event has already taken place and the information contained in this post may no longer be relevant or accurate.
Learn more about the Graduate Certificate in Bioinformatics, including the courses, learning outcomes and career pathways.
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"Translating enteroendocrine hormones into therapies for metabolic disease" with Dr. Daniel Drucker, Professor, Department of Medicine, University of Toronto.