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As part of our Monday seminar series, we are delighted to welcome our speaker:
Matthew B Buechler
Assistant Professor, University of Toronto, Department of Immunology
Hosted by
Sonya MacParland
How to join
An email including Zoom link will be sent to the LMP community.
If you are not part of LMP and wish to join this talk, please contact:
Louella D'Cunha
From the Learning and Leadership Centre at the University of Toronto.
For U of T community members only.
Expand your basic knowledge on building relationships with this advanced course on how to successfully create, build, maintain, and deepen relationships in a virtual and hybrid context.
Examine common collaborative frameworks. Explore the detailed nuances of partnerships in an office context. Explore and develop habits to enhance your partnership skills.
As part of our Monday seminar series, we are delighted to welcome our speaker:
Michelle Collins, PhD
Assistant Professor, Department of Anatomy, Physiology, and Pharmacology, College of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan
Hosted by
Jason Fish, PhD
How to join
An email including Zoom link will be sent to the LMP community.
As part of our Monday seminar series, we are delighted to welcome our speaker:
Roger Byard AO PSM, DSc, FAHMS (BMedSci, MB, BS, MMedSci-Paed, PhD, MD, FCAP, FRCPC, FRCPath, FRCPA, FFFLM, FFSc, FRSN)
Chair of Pathology at The University of Adelaide
Senior Specialist Forensic Pathologist at Forensic Science SA in Adelaide, Australia.
Hosted by
Michael Pollanen
From the Learning and Leadership Centre at the University of Toronto.
For U of T community members only.
One of the keys to developing a great team is to understand different people's styles and create an environment that allows for everyone's best results.
Learn how to identify the four key “people styles” and understand the motivators behind each style.
We will use small-group exercises, partner sharing, self-reflection, and group discussions.
Each year, millions of people around the world are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and other neurodegenerative diseases. While no cures and few treatments for these devastating conditions currently exist, researchers continue to make strides towards unlocking the secrets to managing — or even preventing — these diseases in the future.
From the Office of Inclusion & Diversity, Temerty Faculty of Medicine for faculty members who identify as Jewish or Muslim.
Faculty members who identify as members of the Jewish and Muslim communities have been particularly shaken by the enormous amount of hate they have encountered or observed, both inside the Faculty and within Toronto, in Ontario, and across Canada.
From the Learning and Leadership Centre at the University of Toronto.
For U of T community members only.
Humans aren’t designed to engage by screen. Learn the skills to be an effective teammate in a virtual world.
Clinical neuropathology of cognitive decline and movement disorders lecture series
A ten-part lecture series hosted by Dr. Gabor Kovacs covering a wide range of neuropathology topics related to cognitive decline and movement disorders.
Open to all in the scientific community, including researchers, clinicians, research staff, trainees, and student learners.
How to join
All meetings take place via Zoom and a link will be emailed before the meeting date and time.
A five-part series hosted by Dr. Gabor Kovacs consisting of clinicopathological meetings where clinic case studies will be discussed.
Open to all in the scientific community, including researchers, clinicians, research staff, trainees, and student learners.
How to join
All meetings take place via Zoom and a link will be emailed before the meeting date and time.
Aimed at LMP faculty and postgraduate trainees - other members of the LMP community may attend if they feel it is relevant.
We go to school for many years to achieve successful careers but being proficient at handling adult life outside of work is something we are assumed to already know or pick up on the fly.
The LMP Mentorship Committee is pleased to introduce a series of coaching sessions, called LMP Life School, on a variety of topics from finances to health to time management to help you nourish a positive work-life balance.
Clinical neuropathology of cognitive decline and movement disorders lecture series
A ten-part lecture series hosted by Dr. Gabor Kovacs covering a wide range of neuropathology topics related to cognitive decline and movement disorders.
Open to all in the scientific community, including researchers, clinicians, research staff, trainees, and student learners.
How to join
All meetings take place via Zoom and a link will be emailed before the meeting date and time.
A five-part series hosted by Dr. Gabor Kovacs consisting of clinicopathological meetings where clinic case studies will be discussed.
Open to all in the scientific community, including researchers, clinicians, research staff, trainees, and student learners.
How to join
All meetings take place via Zoom and a link will be emailed before the meeting date and time.
Email kovacslab.neuropath@gmail.com to receive joining information.
Clinical neuropathology of cognitive decline and movement disorders lecture series
A ten-part lecture series hosted by Dr. Gabor Kovacs covering a wide range of neuropathology topics related to cognitive decline and movement disorders.
Open to all in the scientific community, including researchers, clinicians, research staff, trainees, and student learners.
How to join
All meetings take place via Zoom and a link will be emailed before the meeting date and time.
Clinical neuropathology of cognitive decline and movement disorders lecture series
A ten-part lecture series hosted by Dr. Gabor Kovacs covering a wide range of neuropathology topics related to cognitive decline and movement disorders.
Open to all in the scientific community, including researchers, clinicians, research staff, trainees, and student learners.
How to join
All meetings take place via Zoom and a link will be emailed before the meeting date and time.
Clinical neuropathology of cognitive decline and movement disorders lecture series
A ten-part lecture series hosted by Dr. Gabor Kovacs covering a wide range of neuropathology topics related to cognitive decline and movement disorders.
Open to all in the scientific community, including researchers, clinicians, research staff, trainees, and student learners.
How to join
All meetings take place via Zoom and a link will be emailed before the meeting date and time.
A five-part series hosted by Dr. Gabor Kovacs consisting of clinicopathological meetings where clinic case studies will be discussed.
Open to all in the scientific community, including researchers, clinicians, research staff, trainees, and student learners.
How to join
All meetings take place via Zoom and a link will be emailed before the meeting date and time.
Email kovacslab.neuropath@gmail.com to receive joining information.
Clinical neuropathology of cognitive decline and movement disorders lecture series
A ten-part lecture series hosted by Dr. Gabor Kovacs covering a wide range of neuropathology topics related to cognitive decline and movement disorders.
Open to all in the scientific community, including researchers, clinicians, research staff, trainees, and student learners.
How to join
All meetings take place via Zoom and a link will be emailed before the meeting date and time.
Clinical neuropathology of cognitive decline and movement disorders lecture series
A ten-part lecture series hosted by Dr. Gabor Kovacs covering a wide range of neuropathology topics related to cognitive decline and movement disorders.
Open to all in the scientific community, including researchers, clinicians, research staff, trainees, and student learners.
How to join
All meetings take place via Zoom and a link will be emailed before the meeting date and time.
A five-part series hosted by Dr. Gabor Kovacs consisting of clinicopathological meetings where clinic case studies will be discussed.
Open to all in the scientific community, including researchers, clinicians, research staff, trainees, and student learners.
How to join
All meetings take place via Zoom and a link will be emailed before the meeting date and time.
Email kovacslab.neuropath@gmail.com to receive joining information.