
U of T Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium
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Preventing future pandemics and advancing public health through innovation, research and training.
A partnership between @UofT and five affiliate hospitals.
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📢Attention University of Toronto graduate students, want to know how to use social media to promote your research and build your brand as a researcher? Attend our next workshop online on Dec 16th at 2 pm ET! Details here: bit.ly/4hUXJSW


Two exciting funding opportunities from U of T Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium! To learn more about the eligibility for the Researcher Mobility Awards and Future Leaders Prizes and apply please visit our website: epic.utoronto.ca/opportunities/ #InfectiousDiseases #FundingOpportunities


Hosted by U of T Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium TAC, Trainee Pizza Talks is a seminar series for trainees to present their research, practice presentation skills, and mingle with peers in a trainee-only space. This month, Desmond van den Berg (Hatton lab) and James Pollock (Kaul lab) are our presenters!


Congratulations to the eleven teams awarded Phase 2 Catalyst & Research Development grants! The lead applicants represent eight different divisions across University of Toronto. Read about their projects here: bit.ly/4ih8nnd


From all of us at U of T Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium, we wish you a healthy, happy and restful holiday season and a Happy New Year! We thank you for your support and engagement with us this year, and we will be back in the new year with an amazing lineup of programs and events.


The U of T Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium is excited to announce 2025’s Doctoral awardees!🎉🎖️A core mandate at EPIC is to empower young leaders to tackle the burden associated with infectious diseases. We welcome the new recipients and look forward to seeing them become engaged members of our community!


U of T Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium is excited to announce the launch of the Career Transitions Awards and Convergence Postdoctoral Awards. These awards are for senior trainees looking to start their independent research or involved in cross-disciplinary research. Know more at: epic.utoronto.ca/opportunities/



U of T Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium launches the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Rapid Research Response to inform and support influenza pandemic readiness. Learn more: epic.utoronto.ca/epic-launches-…


U of T Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium has launched two funding programs! Ignite Grants provide seed funding for early-stage and pilot-level projects in infectious diseases and/or pandemic preparedness. New Connections Grants foster cross-disciplinary research. To know more: epic.utoronto.ca/opportunities/


To mark the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, U of T Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium is sharing the stories of four young infectious disease researchers from the EPIC community. To learn more: epic.utoronto.ca/highlighting-d…



U of T Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium members have discovered new genes that bacteria use to protect themselves from viral attacks. The findings have profound implications for developing new antibacterial treatments. To learn more, visit our webpage: epic.utoronto.ca/newly-identifi…





Sumiha is a U of T Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium Doctoral Awards recipient and a PhD student at Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathobiology. Her research uncovers a new role for pleural immune cells in bacterial infections of the lungs, paving the path for new therapeutic strategies: epic.utoronto.ca/targeting-pleu…



U of T Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium welcomes the 2025 Inspire Summer Studentship recipients! This year, we harmonized with Temerty Medicine and are investing $50,000 to support the awardees. We also thank PRECISE for awarding an extra placement: epic.utoronto.ca/epic-congratul…


@uoftepic with The Centre for Vaccine Preventable Diseases (CVPD), is hosting Ben Cowling from The University of Hong Kong for a special seminar. Prof Cowling will share clinical findings on the effectiveness of influenza vaccinations in protecting against infections: shorturl.at/K12oN
