Fall 2022 When Friday, October 7, 2022 1pm – 5pm Where University of Washington: Oak Hall, Denny Room 4295 Little Canoe Channel NE, Seattle, WA 98195 Fall 2022 Workshop featuring Department Chairs’ Panel New Faculty Panel Roundtables with New Faculty Mentorship Program details The goal of this workshop is to prepare post-docs to begin their
"Movers, Shakers, and Troublemakers: Intersections of Pediatric Mobility, Technology, and Disability Justice" Zoom Webinar Assistant Professor | Division of Physical Therapy Core Faculty | Disability Studies Program Adjunct Assistant Professor | Department of Mechanical Engineering Director | The IMPACT Collaboratory Associate Director | CREATE Affiliate Faculty | Center on Human Development and Disability
“Learning to aggress – Neural mechanisms of aggression reward” Zoom Webinar Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Structure Dr. Golden is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Structure, with a co-appointment in the Center for Neurobiology of Addiction, Pain and Emotion (NAPE). His lab’s research focusses on identifying the neural mechanisms controlling
"Meet the neighbors: A universal technology for probing RNA-interactions and RNA-scaffolded subcellular compartments in situ" Hybrid Event: Health Sciences Education Building Room 345 or Online Via Zoom Webinar Zoom Webiner
"Understanding the Experience and Treatment of Pain after Traumatic Brain Injury" Zoom Webinar Professor, Psychology and Division Head, Rehabilitation and Neuropsychology Jeanne Hoffman, Ph.D., ABPP is a clinical psychologist, board certified in Rehabilitation Psychology who is a Professor at the University of Washington (UW) School of Medicine, Department of Rehabilitation Medicine. She is the Head
"Enlisting glial cells for self-repair in the nervous system: it’s never too late to change their fate." Zoom Webinar Professor, Department of Biological Structure The neural retina of mammals, like most of the rest of the central nervous system, does not regenerate new neurons after they are lost through damage or disease. The regenerative
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"Understanding brain control of glucose homeostasis and its implications for diabetes pathogenesis" Zoom Webinar Professor and Director, UW Medicine Diabetes Institute RH Williams Endowed Chair in Medicine After graduating from Rush Medical College in 1979 Dr. Michael W. Schwartz completed his medical residency at UW in 1986, trained in endocrinology under the mentorship of Dan
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