We’re fascinated by how all the bugs that colonize or infect the gut influence immunity. We use gnotobiotics, imaging and flow. We care about people & mentoring
🌈Happy #PrideMonth! The Canadian Society of Immunology celebrates the invaluable contributions of the LGBTQ+ community to the field of immunology. Your dedication and innovation drive our science forward. Together, we embrace diversity and inclusion in research. #Pride2024 🌈
Great collaborators can be game changers. It's been so rewarding working with her group investigating how age & the microbiota impact neurodegenerative disease. For more detail, check out @pu_annie & @naomi_fettig's pre-print! doi: https://t.co/y26cSlZhpa
Thanks @Lauriemcox for the opportunity to write this review - we all learned a lot. Big shout out to @naomi_fettig from @OsborneLab_UBC who did the heavy lifting and @pu_annie from my lab. A true UBC/UofT collaboration. https://t.co/QEqR4QRvNU
The Dmitry Apel Memorial Seminar is happening on Tuesday April 30 at 12:30pm PT in LSC3!
This annual seminar honours the memory of Dr. Dmitry Apel and his love of science.
The speaker will be Dr. B. Bretty Finlay @FinlayLab & on Bacterial Pathogenesis.
https://t.co/SJ8HMmShyU
Vancouver BC researchers at #CSI2024!
Congratulations to Dr. Fumio Takei for the Bernhard Cinedar Award from @CdnImmunol and all of the trainees for their wonderful presentations!
📢 Exit Seminar by Naomi Fettig @naomi_fettig, PhD Candidate in the @OsborneLab_UBC & Horwitz lab.
🔎 "The intestinal ecosystem as a modifier of autoimmune neuroinflammation."
🗓️ Tuesday March 26, 2024 @ 12:30 1:30 pm PT
📍LSC 3
Dr. Lisa Osborne (@OsborneLab_UBC) will present about how environmental perturbations can alter gut-brain communication and inflammation. 45 days until #CSI2024!
Canadian health research has been chronically underfunded for the past two decades. As a result, the research ecosystem in this country is in serious trouble!
Get more facts and find out what you can do at https://t.co/LOyEew6mi4
#ResearchInTrouble#cdnpoli#CDNhealth
Science and research are fundamental building blocks of Canada that require sustained attention, nurture and support. Our world class researchers and students wait, while peer countries increase funding. Time to invest in the granting councils and graduate scholarships.
Altogether, today’s walk felt like a huge success. Great to see so many people coming together with the common goal of ending MS. Thanks to all who have donated!
Canada has one of the highest rates of multiple sclerosis. Today, I’m walking to raise $$ for the Canadian MS Society to support their mission of supporting ppl living with MS. If you can, please consider donating here https://t.co/2stVjy9wMW via @DonorDrive
@naomi_fettig Had a wonderful chat w @SRoman_SPQR about how perspectives of people living with MS can and should be taken into account to drive basic and clinical research. She takes this to heart, explaining MS research for lay audiences at https://t.co/1M09T8gS3D