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DESCRIPTION:Register for the Trainee Get-Together.\n\nThis month\, the HBHL
  Trainees are excited to feature keynote speaker Dr. Yasser Iturria-Medina
 \, Assistant Professor in the Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery and
  associate member of the Ludmer Centre for Neuroinformatics and Mental Hea
 lth and the McConnell Brain Imaging Centre.\n	\n	Two HBHL Fellows will also 
 present their research: Refilwe Mpai (MSc trainee\, Naguib Mechawar's lab)
  and Quadri Adewale (PhD trainee\, Yasser Iturria-Medina's lab).\n\nHBHL i
 s dedicated to providing inclusive\, accessible and harassment-free events
 . By participating\, you are agreeing to abide by our Code of Conduct.\n\n
 \nKeynote speaker\n\n\n\nYasser Iturria-Medina\n\nMultiscale Brain Models 
 for Understanding Disease Mechanisms and Treatment Needs in Neurology\n\nY
 asser Iturria-Medina is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Neurol
 ogy and Neurosurgery. He is also an associate member of the Ludmer Centre 
 for Neuroinformatics and Mental Health and the McConnell Brain Imaging Cen
 tre.\n\nTrainee Speakers\n\nRefilwe Mpai\n\n\n\nA characterization of peri
 neuronal nets in the human cerebellum: are these structures impacted by ch
 ild abuse?\n\nRefilwe is a current MSc student in Neuroscience where she e
 xamines perineuronal nets\, their role in neuroplasticity\, and how they m
 ay be implicated in depression and child abuse. She is particularly intere
 sted in the long-lasting effects of childhood adversity on the brain. She 
 holds a BA in Psychology from 51³Ô¹ÏÍø. Outside of research\, Ref
 ilwe is a podcast host on Journey Abroad\, a show highlighting Africans st
 udying and living abroad.\n\nQuadri Adewale\n\n\n\nMultiscale interactions
  between neuroimaging signals and gene expression in aging and Alzheimer’s
  disease\n\nQuadri holds a BSc in electrical and electronic engineering fr
 om the university of Ibadan\, Nigeria. He obtained his master’s degree in 
 advanced control and systems engineering from the University of Sheffield\
 , UK where he developed a brain-computer interface for monitoring workload
  levels in safety-critical environments. He is currently in his fourth yea
 r (starting from 2022) of PhD in neuroscience. He is interested in applyin
 g mathematical models and control engineering principles to combine multis
 cale brain modalities to study neurodegenerative diseases.\n
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SUMMARY:HBHL Trainee Get-Together: February 2022
URL:/hbhl/channels/event/hbhl-trainee-get-together-feb
 ruary-2022-337541
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