On the first Wednesday of every month join WE-SPARK's Knowledge Translation Coordinator, Adriana, for a 30-minute casual conversation on KT. This space will allow us to share ideas, brainstorm, and provide feedback in an informal group setting. All are welcome. This month's topic will be added soon!
Join us for our Think Tank Series - Virtual Edition! Our Think Tank events provide opportunities for researchers, stakeholders and students to meet and discuss potential research collaborations. The event will begin with an overview of 3 potential projects, followed by breakout sessions focused on moving each project forward and building collaborations. Topics and Speakers New Routes into Fluoroorganics with Medical Imaging Applications Presenter: Marcus Drover, PhD University of Windsor, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry When Signs Don't Work: Reframing Beach Safety as a Public Health Concern. Presenter: Chris Houser, PhD University of Windsor, School of the Environment
WE-SPARK's Student Volunteer Network is ready to support researchers and projects. This workshop will describe our volunteer program and how WE-SPARK can connect you to trained volunteers, who are ready to assist you in moving your projects forward. Find out what they have to offer and hear from past volunteers and researchers about their experiences.
On the first Wednesday of every month join WE-SPARK's Knowledge Translation Coordinator, Adriana, for a 30-minute casual conversation on KT. This space will allow us to share ideas, brainstorm, and provide feedback in an informal group setting. All are welcome. This month's topic will be added soon!
On the first Wednesday of every month join WE-SPARK's Knowledge Translation Coordinator, Adriana, for a 30-minute casual conversation on KT. This space will allow us to share ideas, brainstorm, and provide feedback in an informal group setting. All are welcome. This month's topic will be added soon!
Join us for our Think Tank Series - Virtual Edition! Our Think Tank events provide opportunities for researchers, stakeholders and students to meet and discuss potential research collaborations. The event will begin with an overview of 3 potential projects, followed by breakout sessions focused on moving each project forward and building collaborations. Topics and Speakers Pharmacogenomics Using Patient-Derived Glioblastoma Models Presenter: Ana C. deCarvalho, PhD Henry Ford Hospital, Department of Neurosurgery Title: Pending- check back shortly! Presenter: Kristoffer Romero, PhD University of Windsor, Department of Psychology Title: Pending- check back shortly! Presenter: Indryas Woldie, MD Windsor Regional Hospital, Oncology
