Congratulations to all IDIGH PIs who have been awarded a CIHR grant!
Congratulations to all researchers and trainees who have obtained an FRQS award!
The IDIGH Program's Research Day, held on April 30, 2024 at the Research Institute of the MUHC, was a great success, bringing together over 200 students and researchers for a day of high-level scientific exchange. The event, organized in the context of Immunization Week, highlighted the crucial importance of vaccination and immunization research for public health.
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Giada Sebastiani has been elected as the President Elect of the Canadian Association for the Study of the Liver (CASL) during the annual Canadian Liver Meeting held in Toronto from March 1st to 3rd, 2024.
Dr. Giada Sebastiani, an expert in liver health research, has made significant contributions to the field over the years. Her dedication and commitment to advancing liver health have earned her this prestigious position within CASL.
We extend our congratulations to Dr. Giada Sebastiani on this well-deserved achievement.
For more information about CASL and its initiatives, please visit their website.
Congratulations to all IDIGH PIs who have been awarded a CIHR grant!
We enjoyed another fantastic IDIGH Holiday celebration with a delightful potluck. The room was adorned with captivating decorations, and the festive atmosphere was filled with mouthwatering dishes, creative ugly sweaters, and a spirit of teamwork and collaboration.
Gingerbread house decoration contest
One of the highlights was the Gingerbread house decoration contest by lab teams, adding a touch of friendly competition to the festivities. Olivier's lab secured the 1st place with their well-prepared entry, followed by Sheppard's lab in the second spot, consistently impressing with their creativity, and Pai lab took the 3rd spot Pai lab, showcasing a unique greenhouse-themed gingerbread house. While numerous exceptional designs were on display, prizes were awarded to the top three winners.
The event also featured an entertaining ugly sweater contest, recognizing three winners for their festive attires.
Beyond the competitions, the celebration provided a wonderful opportunity for IDIGH members from both CTB and CORE centers to connect and interact.
A heartfelt thank you goes to the trainee committee for organizing the event, and sincere appreciation to everyone who contributed by preparing and sharing delicious dishes, fostering a sense of community and warmth among program members.
More photos are available here. https://photos.app.goo.gl/q9TkDJ3Mc8J6jzyD9
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