Upcoming HeLTI ECR Seminar 

 

When: Tuesday January 21 at 8:00 EST (13:00 GMT; 15:00 SAST; 18:30 IST; 21:00 CST)

Presenters: Dr. Miguel Ramalho-Santos and Sarah McClymont

Topic: Environmental-epigenome interactions during embryonic development

Brief Description: Epidemiological data and rodent models indicate that environmental perturbations (diet, stress, toxins, etc.) during pregnancy can lead to long-term adverse health consequences. However, it remains unknown what are the underlying molecular and developmental mechanisms. Our lab is investigating these mechanisms in several models. We will discuss our recent findings, notably on a mouse model of anxiety during pregnancy. 

 

https://media.tghn.org/medialibrary/2024/11/HeLTI_Seminar_Series_Flyer 2025.01.21 Dr. Sanos and McClymont

 


 

When: Tuesday February 25 at 8:00 EST (13:00 GMT; 15:00 SAST; 18:30 IST; 21:00 CST)

Presenters: Fiona Bennin, Sarah Cantrell and Helene Theunissen, PhD Students at University of Witwatersrand

Topic: Findings from PhD studies nested in the PLAY study 

Brief Description: The subject broadly covers maternal mental health, breastfeeding self efficacy and health literacy around play and development.

 


 

When: Thursday March 20 at 8:00 EDT (12:00 GMT; 14:00 SAST; 17:30 IST; 20:00 CST)

Presenter: Dr. Amanda Raffoul, Assistant Professor at University of Toronto

Topic: TBD

Brief Description: The prevention of disordered eating and eating disorders through public health policy

 


 

When: Frida May 2 at 8:00 EDT (12:00 GMT; 14:00 SAST; 17:30 IST; 20:00 CST)

Presenter: Edith Breton, PhD

Topic: TBD

Brief Description: Eeating disorders and their symptoms, and how we can combine approaches from different fields (ex., genetics, psychology/psychiatry, neuroscience, etc) to better understand eating disorders in the hope of better preventing/treating them

 


 

When: Monday June 2 at 8:00 EDT (12:00 GMT; 14:00 SAST; 17:30 IST; 20:00 CST)

Presenter: Kalynaraman Kumaran, DM, FFPH and Kumar Gavali, PhD

Topic: TBD

Brief Description: TBD