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SUMMARY: Neuropizza Seminar Series: Joanne Weinberg Lab
DESCRIPTION: Using a translational approach to evaluate the effects of pren
 atal alcohol exposure: Risk vs. resilience.
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 e-full" src="https://psych.cms.arts.ubc.ca/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/
 09/Pizza_Neuroscience.png" alt="" width="600" height="430" /></p><p>The Neu
 ropizza Seminar series is a great way to learn about the diverse neuro-rela
 ted research going on at UBC. This seminar series brings labs together in a
 ll disciplines of neuroscience. Seminars start with a short intro by the PI
 \, followed by several brief presentations from lab members. Obviously\, pi
 zza is involved.</p><p><strong>Schedule for the upcoming 2019/2020 season:<
 /strong></p><ul><li>Nov 6 – Brian MacVicar Lab – <em>Neuron-Glia interactio
 ns in the life and death of neurons</em></li><li><strong>Dec 4 – Joanne Wei
 nberg Lab – <em>Using a translational approach to evaluate the effects of p
 renatal alcohol exposure: Risk vs. resilience</em></strong></li><li>Jan 15 
 – Kota Mizumoto Lab – <em>The Genetic Basis of Synapse Formation and Specif
 icity</em></li><li>Feb 12 – Alex Rauscher Lab – <em>Quantitative MRI for ti
 ssue damage and repair in the CNS</em></li><li>March 11 – Daniela Palombo L
 ab – <em>Generalization of emotion: The transfer of negative valence to nov
 el episodes</em></li><li>April 15 – Joelle LeMoult Lab – <em>A Neuroendocri
 ne Perspective on Depression and Stress</em></li><li>May 13 – Terry Snutch 
 Lab – <em>Calcium Channel-Mediated Disorders: When Too Much Calcium is Bad 
 for Neurons and Circuits</em></li></ul><p><strong>DATES:</strong> Always on
  Wednesdays<br /><strong>TIME:</strong> 5:30pm<br /><strong>LOCATION:</stro
 ng> DMCBH Koerner Labs Conference Room (Level 1\, 1 floor above ground)<br 
 /><b>INCENTIVE</b>: <img class="emoji" src="https://s.w.org/images/core/emo
 ji/11/svg/1f355.svg" alt="?" /><img class="emoji" src="https://s.w.org/imag
 es/core/emoji/11/svg/1f964.svg" alt="?" /><img class="emoji" src="https://s
 .w.org/images/core/emoji/11/svg/1f355.svg" alt="?" /><img class="emoji" src
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 "emoji" src="https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/11/svg/1f355.svg" alt="?" />
 (in addition to knowledge & camaraderie\, of course)</p><p> </p>
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