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DESCRIPTION:The Single Cell Club presents the twice-annual in-person single
  cell discussion. This event will be held Thursday\, December 4th from 5-7
 pm at Thomson house. Please join us to listen to three wonderful speakers 
 who aim to address clinical challenges using single cell technologies.  \n
 \nEvent Details\n\n\n	Three talks followed by a panel discussion \n	No regis
 tration required\n	Hors d'oeuvres\, alcoholic\, and non-alcoholic beverages
  will be provided\n\n\nSpeakers\n\nElena Kuzmin\, PhD\n\nElena Kuzmin is a
 n Assistant Professor at the Centre for Applied Synthetic Biology\, Concor
 dia University and Canada Research Chair Tier 2 in Synthetic and Functiona
 l Genomics. She is cross-appointed to the Goodman Cancer Institute and the
  Department of Human Genetics at ÐãÉ«Ö±²¥. Her main research area
  is integrative synthetic and functional genomics\, with a focus on comple
 x genetic interaction networks. She received an undergraduate degree in hu
 man biology and zoology at the University of Toronto\, M.Sc. in laboratory
  medicine and pathobiology at the SickKids Research Institute\, followed b
 y a Ph.D. in molecular genetics at the Donnelly Centre\, University of Tor
 onto. She then conducted postdoctoral work at the Goodman Cancer Research 
 Centre\, ÐãÉ«Ö±²¥.\n\nDavid Langlais\, PhD\n\nDavid Langlais is a
 n Associate Professor in the Departments of Human Genetics and Microbiolog
 y & Immunology at ÐãÉ«Ö±²¥. He leads the Inflammation Genomics La
 boratory at the Dahdaleh Institute of Genomic Medicine. Dr. Langlais earne
 d his Ph.D. with honors in Molecular Biology in 2011 at University of Mont
 real\, uncovering complex transcriptional circuits at the immuno-neuroendo
 crine interface. He then completed postdoctoral training with Dr. Philippe
  Gros at ÐãÉ«Ö±²¥\, where he developed a translational immunogenomics progra
 m. Dr. Langlais’ research has led to the discovery of novel genes causing 
 immunodeficiencies and has provided deep mechanistic insights into immune 
 diseases and host-parasite interactions\, integrating cutting-edge genomic
 \, cellular\, and in vivo approaches. Dr. Langlais is the recipient of sev
 eral honors\, including FRQS Junior Investigator Awards and the Milstein Y
 oung Investigator Award from the International Cytokine and Interferon Soc
 iety. His research was also recognized among the Top 10 Discoveries of the
  Year by Québec Science in both 2018 and 2022.\n\nYumin Zheng\n\nYumin Zhe
 ng is a PhD candidate in Quantitative Life Sciences at ÐãÉ«Ö±²¥\,
  supervised by Professor Jun Ding. His research focuses on developing AI-d
 riven virtual cell modeling methods by leveraging single-cell data. He is 
 particularly interested in modeling spatiotemporal cellular dynamics and p
 redicting cellular responses to interventions.\n
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LOCATION:CA\, Thomson House\, 3650 McTavish St
SUMMARY:Single Cell Technologies in Pre-Clinical & Clinical Solutions
URL:/dna-to-rna/channels/event/single-cell-technologie
 s-pre-clinical-clinical-solutions-369292
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