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Happy International Women’s Day to all of the spectacular women working in STEM. You will change the world for the better - there is no doubt! 🤩👏🏻🎉International Neuroendocrine Federation Pan American Neuroendocrine Society U of T Physiology BSN EndoMedia Temerty Medicine

From AI-powered neuroscience to how loneliness and exercise impact our brain chemistry... Season 3 of Krembil Brain Institute's award-winning #YourComplexBrain #podcast launches March 19 - with new episodes every other Tuesday! Watch this preview & subscribe: bit.ly/3Phsox6 #TeamUHN

THIS FRIDAY! Learn from the past with Terence Keel, explore the present with Kacie D & Angeline J. Dukes, PhD, and help chart a diverse, inclusive future with keynote, Antentor Othrell Hinton, Jr PhD (A.J. Hinton). We can't wait to introduce our guests to the Temerty Medicine community! RSVP: tinyurl.com/5xk6z7p9

Toronto-based fans of Terence Keel, you're in for a treat! UofT Physiology welcomes him tomorrow where he'll give historical context at our Physiology & Black Health event (details here: surl.li/rokpl) followed by this fascinating talk with IHPST | University of Toronto on Monday!

This afternoon at U of T Physiology Temerty Medicine

TODAY is the day! See you in the Macleod Auditorium, MSB, 3:30PM for our Physiology & Black Health symposium featuring Kacie D, @TheRealDrDukes, Terence Keel, and keynote, Antentor Othrell Hinton, Jr PhD (A.J. Hinton). History, science, anti-racist activism - it's all happening here: shorturl.at/egklv

Our colleagues at U of T Physiology are hosting Dr. Farnaz Shamsi from New York University for a seminar on Tuesday, March 19 at 12 p.m. In person only.

Such incredible talks during the Inaugural Physiology & Black Health Symposium U of T Physiology 🙌🏾 Shoutout to my co-panelists for being phenomenal scientists, mentors & leaders in the field 👏🏾👏🏾 I learned so much from y’all ❤️ #BlackInNeuro #BlackInPhysio

Soooo much fun! I love my job and colleagues 😍

Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research presents our latest RNA sequencing study of cardiac fibroblast populations in physiologic and pressure overload conditions. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38391940/ Proud of the work done by this incredible team! Scott Heximer Fahad Ehsan and Michael Dewar tedrogersresearch.ca/2024/03/explor…

Brian macvicar Maurizio De Pittà (@mdepitta.bsky.social) U of T Physiology #NeuronalFunction #Microglia #Astrocyte #NeuroscienceLecture

Congrats to Drs. Brian Cox (Brian Cox), Nohjin Kee, and Helen Miliotis on winning Temerty Medicine student-nominated Faculty Teaching Awards this year! Very proud of these dedicated, innovative instructors and mentors. Read more here: shorturl.at/dScqU

Tonight at #ENDO2924 all of the cool Canadian endocrinologists are at the CSEM reception. So thankful for the opportunity to network with our Canadian colleagues in Boston! 🤩🍀🙏🏻 ⁦⁦Banting & Best Diabetes Centre⁩ ⁦International Neuroendocrine Federation⁩ ⁦Pan American Neuroendocrine Society⁩

APPLY TODAY! Our annual exchange program between the University of Toronto and Sweden's Karolinska Institutet in Developmental and Perinatal Biology happens in Toronto this August 26-30th. Open to all University of Toronto trainees & free of charge! Click to apply: shorturl.at/FQCWy

DEADLINE EXTENDED! Our exchange program between the University of Toronto and Sweden's Karolinska Institutet in Developmental and Perinatal Biology happens in Toronto this August 26-30th. Open to all University of Toronto trainees & free! Click to apply by July 15th: shorturl.at/FQCWy

"My literature review examines innovative diabetes treatment strategies that target metabolic disruptions." Congrats to Juliana Podobnik, winner of the MHSc in Medical Physiology Award & her mentor Kacey Prentice! Read more here: shorturl.at/FxZgp

Developmental & Perinatal Biology 2024! A Joint Course between Karolinska Institutet and University of Toronto! This is the 26th Annual Exchange! This yr we have 3 Faculty & 8 Trainees from Karolinska Institutet & 35 Trainees University of Toronto. Lectures, workshops and poster session! physiology.utoronto.ca/news/apply-tod…

Here you can find our latest review on cellular therapies for T1D rdcu.be/dSQlT Thanks to Grattoni lab, Nicholas Mamrak & Jaime Giraldo Breakthrough T1D, Mark Poznansky Vaccine & Immunotherapy Center MGH and Paul de Vos Research UMCG for leading this effort. Enjoy reading

Milad Lankarany U of T Physiology Biomedical Engineering @ University of Toronto “There are infinite ways to explore the brain, and infinite opportunities for discovery.” - Milad Lankarany, Krembil Brain Institute UHN Research #NoResearchNoCure #KrembilScienceJam

Bright young minds for hire! Please share! If your start-up, lab, or non-profit could use some help this summer, our students are versed in business, Big Data *and* physiology! Postings due Jan 31st, details here: shorturl.at/aCNYt