Hooray, it’s summer! While many of us will be taking some time to relax and enjoy the end of the semester, IMCI will still be offering support. Please join the community for our weekly events, including Bring Your Own Cup (BYOC), happening every Wednesday from 9:30-11 AM in the Collaboratorium (IRIC 352).
Some sessions will include talks or roundtables, so be sure to stay tuned on our listserv or the calendar to keep in the loop.
The CMCI weekly Brown Bag Lunch on Monday, May 21, will be an opportunity to brainstorm ideas, questions, suggestions and plans in regards to the recent call for white papers. This is a place to come discuss any idea that is NIH fundable and has the potential to involve modeling. Monday, May 2112:30 – 1:30…
We sure hope you had a chance to enjoy yourselves during the break! For today’s Brown Bag Lunch, the only thing we are scheduling is time to catch-up with you! This session will be open for you to bring food, stop by, and chat with the crew. We will also be hosting a survey in…
Join us this coming Monday when Ginny Lane will lead, with Brenda Murdoch, a discussion about new and ongoing research in chronic disease. Opportunities for depth and breadth in understanding chronic disease Brenda Murdoch and Ginny Lane will share some current research related to diabetes and opportunities for interdisciplinary research in the area of chronic disease development.
As summer begins, please note that the CMCI Brown Bag Lunches will continue on Mondays at 12:30pm in the Collaboratorium (IRIC 352). BBLs are a great opportunity for Working Groups to present updates on what they’ve been doing during the academic year or what they plan on doing in the future. If you are the…
Session led by Tanya Miura Our initial project on the CMCI COBRE award was designed to identify parameters that determine disease outcomes during respiratory viral coinfection in a mouse model. Through this work we identified multiple virus pairs that resulted in reduced disease severity upon coinfection, which depends upon the viral doses and order of…