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SUMMARY:BC Cancer Summit
DESCRIPTION:Registration for the virtual 2021 BC Cancer Summit is now open! \nWe are delighted to host the BC Cancer Summit virtually this year from November 18 to 20. The Summit provides education\, professional development and relationship building opportunities for oncology professionals from all specialties and disciplines. \nThis year’s Summit will feature: \n\nKeynote presentation by the Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin\nKeynote on PRecision oncology Evidence Development in Cancer Treatment (PREDiCT) and Precision Oncology for Young People (PROFYLE)\nA selection of breakouts sessions\, a Terry Fox Research Institute (TFRI) BC Node Research Day\, and poster session\nCelebration of award recipients of the 2021 Terry Fox Medal and BC Cancer Excellence Awards\n\nClick here to register.\n\nWe look forward to having you join us at the Summit. Please register by 5 p.m.\, November 17.
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SUMMARY:BC Cancer Summit
DESCRIPTION:Registration for the virtual 2021 BC Cancer Summit is now open! \nWe are delighted to host the BC Cancer Summit virtually this year from November 18 to 20. The Summit provides education\, professional development and relationship building opportunities for oncology professionals from all specialties and disciplines. \nThis year’s Summit will feature: \n\nKeynote presentation by the Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin\nKeynote on PRecision oncology Evidence Development in Cancer Treatment (PREDiCT) and Precision Oncology for Young People (PROFYLE)\nA selection of breakouts sessions\, a Terry Fox Research Institute (TFRI) BC Node Research Day\, and poster session\nCelebration of award recipients of the 2021 Terry Fox Medal and BC Cancer Excellence Awards\n\nClick here to register.\n\nWe look forward to having you join us at the Summit. Please register by 5 p.m.\, November 17.
URL:https://scienceinvancouver.com/event/bc-cancer-summit-2-2/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:BC Cancer Summit
DESCRIPTION:Registration for the virtual 2021 BC Cancer Summit is now open! \nWe are delighted to host the BC Cancer Summit virtually this year from November 18 to 20. The Summit provides education\, professional development and relationship building opportunities for oncology professionals from all specialties and disciplines. \nThis year’s Summit will feature: \n\nKeynote presentation by the Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin\nKeynote on PRecision oncology Evidence Development in Cancer Treatment (PREDiCT) and Precision Oncology for Young People (PROFYLE)\nA selection of breakouts sessions\, a Terry Fox Research Institute (TFRI) BC Node Research Day\, and poster session\nCelebration of award recipients of the 2021 Terry Fox Medal and BC Cancer Excellence Awards\n\nClick here to register.\n\nWe look forward to having you join us at the Summit. Please register by 5 p.m.\, November 17.
URL:https://scienceinvancouver.com/event/bc-cancer-summit-2-3/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:BC Cancer Summit
DESCRIPTION:Registration for the virtual 2021 BC Cancer Summit is now open! \nWe are delighted to host the BC Cancer Summit virtually this year from November 18 to 20. The Summit provides education\, professional development and relationship building opportunities for oncology professionals from all specialties and disciplines. \nThis year’s Summit will feature: \n\nKeynote presentation by the Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin\nKeynote on PRecision oncology Evidence Development in Cancer Treatment (PREDiCT) and Precision Oncology for Young People (PROFYLE)\nA selection of breakouts sessions\, a Terry Fox Research Institute (TFRI) BC Node Research Day\, and poster session\nCelebration of award recipients of the 2021 Terry Fox Medal and BC Cancer Excellence Awards\n\nClick here to register.\n\nWe look forward to having you join us at the Summit. Please register by 5 p.m.\, November 17.
URL:https://scienceinvancouver.com/event/bc-cancer-summit-2-4/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:BC Cancer Summit
DESCRIPTION:Registration for the virtual 2021 BC Cancer Summit is now open! \nWe are delighted to host the BC Cancer Summit virtually this year from November 18 to 20. The Summit provides education\, professional development and relationship building opportunities for oncology professionals from all specialties and disciplines. \nThis year’s Summit will feature: \n\nKeynote presentation by the Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin\nKeynote on PRecision oncology Evidence Development in Cancer Treatment (PREDiCT) and Precision Oncology for Young People (PROFYLE)\nA selection of breakouts sessions\, a Terry Fox Research Institute (TFRI) BC Node Research Day\, and poster session\nCelebration of award recipients of the 2021 Terry Fox Medal and BC Cancer Excellence Awards\n\nClick here to register.\n\nWe look forward to having you join us at the Summit. Please register by 5 p.m.\, November 17.
URL:https://scienceinvancouver.com/event/bc-cancer-summit-2-5/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:The 16th Harold Copp Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Vishva M. Dixit\, MD\, PhD\nGenentech\, Inc.\, San Francisco\nVice President of Early Discovery Research\nMember\, National Academy of Sciences\nForeign Member of the Royal Society (ForMemRS)\nMember\, National Academy of Medicine\nFellow\, American Academy of Arts and Sciences\nForeign Member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences\nForeign Member\, European Molecular Biology Organization \nZoom Registration Link: https://ubc.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Eqcu2orjouEtXjYCnPN5i4i2cGtmHpH7u8 \nWhy so many ways to die? The non-canonical inflammasome pathway\nProper coordination of cellular metabolism and its integration with immune response is paramount to function of cells\, organs\, and organisms. The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is the main site for protein and lipid synthesis\, trafficking\, and the storage of cellular calcium. Work in our group over the past two decades demonstrated that ER also plays a significant role in adaptation to metabolic fluctuations\, adaptation to metabolic challenges\, and their integration to immune response. This important “integrated metabolic response” is disrupted by metabolic stress of chronic metabolic diseases such as obesity and diabetes in animal models and humans. Restoration of the ER adaptive folding responses by genetic or chemical means improve metabolic homeostasis in preclinical models and humans. Therefore\, understanding the compositional\, structural\, and functional regulation of the ER and the mechanisms giving rise to its dysfunction remain critical areas of investigation and carry important translational opportunities. In recent studies\, we have discovered alteration in structural organization and architecture of the organelle and identified adaptive responses that emanate from the ER during metabolic stress in physiological or pathological contexts. Here\, I will present emerging evidence integrating metaflammation to endoplasmic reticulum and mitochondria function and regulation of interactions between organelles during metabolic fluctuations. I will also present our most recent observations on a novel pathway mediated by the NRF family of ER bound transcription factors\, which orchestrates previously unknown countermeasures against metabolic stress to preserve ER integrity and metabolic health. Finally\, how these molecular mechanisms may be exploited to understand chronic inflammatory diseases and leveraged to design novel and effective preventive and therapeutic strategies will be discussed. \nContact Information: Dr. Ivan Robert Nabi\n604-822-7000 ivan.robert.nabi@ubc.ca
URL:https://scienceinvancouver.com/event/the-16th-harold-copp-lecture/
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SUMMARY:The 16th Harold Copp Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Vishva M. Dixit\, MD\, PhD\nGenentech\, Inc.\, San Francisco\nVice President of Early Discovery Research\nMember\, National Academy of Sciences\nForeign Member of the Royal Society (ForMemRS)\nMember\, National Academy of Medicine\nFellow\, American Academy of Arts and Sciences\nForeign Member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences\nForeign Member\, European Molecular Biology Organization \nZoom Registration Link: https://ubc.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Eqcu2orjouEtXjYCnPN5i4i2cGtmHpH7u8 \nWhy so many ways to die? The non-canonical inflammasome pathway\nProper coordination of cellular metabolism and its integration with immune response is paramount to function of cells\, organs\, and organisms. The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is the main site for protein and lipid synthesis\, trafficking\, and the storage of cellular calcium. Work in our group over the past two decades demonstrated that ER also plays a significant role in adaptation to metabolic fluctuations\, adaptation to metabolic challenges\, and their integration to immune response. This important “integrated metabolic response” is disrupted by metabolic stress of chronic metabolic diseases such as obesity and diabetes in animal models and humans. Restoration of the ER adaptive folding responses by genetic or chemical means improve metabolic homeostasis in preclinical models and humans. Therefore\, understanding the compositional\, structural\, and functional regulation of the ER and the mechanisms giving rise to its dysfunction remain critical areas of investigation and carry important translational opportunities. In recent studies\, we have discovered alteration in structural organization and architecture of the organelle and identified adaptive responses that emanate from the ER during metabolic stress in physiological or pathological contexts. Here\, I will present emerging evidence integrating metaflammation to endoplasmic reticulum and mitochondria function and regulation of interactions between organelles during metabolic fluctuations. I will also present our most recent observations on a novel pathway mediated by the NRF family of ER bound transcription factors\, which orchestrates previously unknown countermeasures against metabolic stress to preserve ER integrity and metabolic health. Finally\, how these molecular mechanisms may be exploited to understand chronic inflammatory diseases and leveraged to design novel and effective preventive and therapeutic strategies will be discussed. \nContact Information: Dr. Ivan Robert Nabi\n604-822-7000 ivan.robert.nabi@ubc.ca
URL:https://scienceinvancouver.com/event/the-16th-harold-copp-lecture-2/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:The 16th Harold Copp Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Vishva M. Dixit\, MD\, PhD\nGenentech\, Inc.\, San Francisco\nVice President of Early Discovery Research\nMember\, National Academy of Sciences\nForeign Member of the Royal Society (ForMemRS)\nMember\, National Academy of Medicine\nFellow\, American Academy of Arts and Sciences\nForeign Member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences\nForeign Member\, European Molecular Biology Organization \nZoom Registration Link: https://ubc.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Eqcu2orjouEtXjYCnPN5i4i2cGtmHpH7u8 \nWhy so many ways to die? The non-canonical inflammasome pathway\nProper coordination of cellular metabolism and its integration with immune response is paramount to function of cells\, organs\, and organisms. The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is the main site for protein and lipid synthesis\, trafficking\, and the storage of cellular calcium. Work in our group over the past two decades demonstrated that ER also plays a significant role in adaptation to metabolic fluctuations\, adaptation to metabolic challenges\, and their integration to immune response. This important “integrated metabolic response” is disrupted by metabolic stress of chronic metabolic diseases such as obesity and diabetes in animal models and humans. Restoration of the ER adaptive folding responses by genetic or chemical means improve metabolic homeostasis in preclinical models and humans. Therefore\, understanding the compositional\, structural\, and functional regulation of the ER and the mechanisms giving rise to its dysfunction remain critical areas of investigation and carry important translational opportunities. In recent studies\, we have discovered alteration in structural organization and architecture of the organelle and identified adaptive responses that emanate from the ER during metabolic stress in physiological or pathological contexts. Here\, I will present emerging evidence integrating metaflammation to endoplasmic reticulum and mitochondria function and regulation of interactions between organelles during metabolic fluctuations. I will also present our most recent observations on a novel pathway mediated by the NRF family of ER bound transcription factors\, which orchestrates previously unknown countermeasures against metabolic stress to preserve ER integrity and metabolic health. Finally\, how these molecular mechanisms may be exploited to understand chronic inflammatory diseases and leveraged to design novel and effective preventive and therapeutic strategies will be discussed. \nContact Information: Dr. Ivan Robert Nabi\n604-822-7000 ivan.robert.nabi@ubc.ca
URL:https://scienceinvancouver.com/event/the-16th-harold-copp-lecture-3/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:The 16th Harold Copp Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Vishva M. Dixit\, MD\, PhD\nGenentech\, Inc.\, San Francisco\nVice President of Early Discovery Research\nMember\, National Academy of Sciences\nForeign Member of the Royal Society (ForMemRS)\nMember\, National Academy of Medicine\nFellow\, American Academy of Arts and Sciences\nForeign Member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences\nForeign Member\, European Molecular Biology Organization \nZoom Registration Link: https://ubc.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Eqcu2orjouEtXjYCnPN5i4i2cGtmHpH7u8 \nWhy so many ways to die? The non-canonical inflammasome pathway\nProper coordination of cellular metabolism and its integration with immune response is paramount to function of cells\, organs\, and organisms. The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is the main site for protein and lipid synthesis\, trafficking\, and the storage of cellular calcium. Work in our group over the past two decades demonstrated that ER also plays a significant role in adaptation to metabolic fluctuations\, adaptation to metabolic challenges\, and their integration to immune response. This important “integrated metabolic response” is disrupted by metabolic stress of chronic metabolic diseases such as obesity and diabetes in animal models and humans. Restoration of the ER adaptive folding responses by genetic or chemical means improve metabolic homeostasis in preclinical models and humans. Therefore\, understanding the compositional\, structural\, and functional regulation of the ER and the mechanisms giving rise to its dysfunction remain critical areas of investigation and carry important translational opportunities. In recent studies\, we have discovered alteration in structural organization and architecture of the organelle and identified adaptive responses that emanate from the ER during metabolic stress in physiological or pathological contexts. Here\, I will present emerging evidence integrating metaflammation to endoplasmic reticulum and mitochondria function and regulation of interactions between organelles during metabolic fluctuations. I will also present our most recent observations on a novel pathway mediated by the NRF family of ER bound transcription factors\, which orchestrates previously unknown countermeasures against metabolic stress to preserve ER integrity and metabolic health. Finally\, how these molecular mechanisms may be exploited to understand chronic inflammatory diseases and leveraged to design novel and effective preventive and therapeutic strategies will be discussed. \nContact Information: Dr. Ivan Robert Nabi\n604-822-7000 ivan.robert.nabi@ubc.ca
URL:https://scienceinvancouver.com/event/the-16th-harold-copp-lecture-4/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:The 16th Harold Copp Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Vishva M. Dixit\, MD\, PhD\nGenentech\, Inc.\, San Francisco\nVice President of Early Discovery Research\nMember\, National Academy of Sciences\nForeign Member of the Royal Society (ForMemRS)\nMember\, National Academy of Medicine\nFellow\, American Academy of Arts and Sciences\nForeign Member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences\nForeign Member\, European Molecular Biology Organization \nZoom Registration Link: https://ubc.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Eqcu2orjouEtXjYCnPN5i4i2cGtmHpH7u8 \nWhy so many ways to die? The non-canonical inflammasome pathway\nProper coordination of cellular metabolism and its integration with immune response is paramount to function of cells\, organs\, and organisms. The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is the main site for protein and lipid synthesis\, trafficking\, and the storage of cellular calcium. Work in our group over the past two decades demonstrated that ER also plays a significant role in adaptation to metabolic fluctuations\, adaptation to metabolic challenges\, and their integration to immune response. This important “integrated metabolic response” is disrupted by metabolic stress of chronic metabolic diseases such as obesity and diabetes in animal models and humans. Restoration of the ER adaptive folding responses by genetic or chemical means improve metabolic homeostasis in preclinical models and humans. Therefore\, understanding the compositional\, structural\, and functional regulation of the ER and the mechanisms giving rise to its dysfunction remain critical areas of investigation and carry important translational opportunities. In recent studies\, we have discovered alteration in structural organization and architecture of the organelle and identified adaptive responses that emanate from the ER during metabolic stress in physiological or pathological contexts. Here\, I will present emerging evidence integrating metaflammation to endoplasmic reticulum and mitochondria function and regulation of interactions between organelles during metabolic fluctuations. I will also present our most recent observations on a novel pathway mediated by the NRF family of ER bound transcription factors\, which orchestrates previously unknown countermeasures against metabolic stress to preserve ER integrity and metabolic health. Finally\, how these molecular mechanisms may be exploited to understand chronic inflammatory diseases and leveraged to design novel and effective preventive and therapeutic strategies will be discussed. \nContact Information: Dr. Ivan Robert Nabi\n604-822-7000 ivan.robert.nabi@ubc.ca
URL:https://scienceinvancouver.com/event/the-16th-harold-copp-lecture-5/
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SUMMARY:BioInnovation Scientist (BIS) Program for Young Scientists
DESCRIPTION:The adMare Academy offers a free online asynchronous program called the BioInnovation Scientist (BIS) Program for bench scientists looking to transition their careers to drug development & drug commercialization. \nThe BIS program was designed to complement students’ academic education and employer talent development programs. It is the only program that focuses on delivering the skills needed to innovate in laboratories.
URL:https://scienceinvancouver.com/event/bioinnovation-scientist-bis-program-for-young-scientists/
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SUMMARY:BioInnovation Scientist (BIS) Program for Young Scientists
DESCRIPTION:The adMare Academy offers a free online asynchronous program called the BioInnovation Scientist (BIS) Program for bench scientists looking to transition their careers to drug development & drug commercialization. \nThe BIS program was designed to complement students’ academic education and employer talent development programs. It is the only program that focuses on delivering the skills needed to innovate in laboratories.
URL:https://scienceinvancouver.com/event/bioinnovation-scientist-bis-program-for-young-scientists-3/
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SUMMARY:BioInnovation Scientist (BIS) Program for Young Scientists
DESCRIPTION:The adMare Academy offers a free online asynchronous program called the BioInnovation Scientist (BIS) Program for bench scientists looking to transition their careers to drug development & drug commercialization. \nThe BIS program was designed to complement students’ academic education and employer talent development programs. It is the only program that focuses on delivering the skills needed to innovate in laboratories.
URL:https://scienceinvancouver.com/event/bioinnovation-scientist-bis-program-for-young-scientists-4/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:BioInnovation Scientist (BIS) Program for Young Scientists
DESCRIPTION:The adMare Academy offers a free online asynchronous program called the BioInnovation Scientist (BIS) Program for bench scientists looking to transition their careers to drug development & drug commercialization. \nThe BIS program was designed to complement students’ academic education and employer talent development programs. It is the only program that focuses on delivering the skills needed to innovate in laboratories.
URL:https://scienceinvancouver.com/event/bioinnovation-scientist-bis-program-for-young-scientists-5/
LOCATION:Online
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