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To explore first-phase insulin secretion, we aimed to measure secretion from individual pancreatic islets with high temporal resolution. The resulting method published in Cell Reports Methods reveals new details to secretion cell.com/cell-reports-m…

As we gear up to welcome our second cohort of trainees, a nice post from @JDRF_Canada about research training and their support of Canadian Islet Research and Training Network. jdrf.ca/building-capac…

Looking forward to a packed day of talks at Diabetes Canada #vascular2023, specially by Dr. Jennifer Estall, chaired by Jane Yardley this afternoon, followed by the 1st session of Canadian Islet Research and Training Network at @ircm called “Wait, What?! There’s More to Life than the Beta Cell?!!”

So excited to be at the CIRTN meeting!

Great talk to kick off the afternoon session of #dream2023 by @VPoitout on the effects of puberty on beta cell mass and proliferation.

We are fortunate to have @nictitate back for a second time at the DREAM_Theme symposium taking about the adaptive beta cell #dream2023. BC Diabetes Research Network Canadian Islet Research and Training Network

We are pleased to announce the support of 4 trainees in the field of type 1 diabetes in partnership with Canadian Islet Research and Training Network. To learn more about the trainees and their research, please visit: ow.ly/Vmiy50Qsk0y

We are grateful for this wonderful training opportunity and funding support from @JDRF, Canadian Islet Research and Training Network, University Hospital Foundation, the Alberta Diabetes institute and UAlberta Med & Dent

It was a pleasure to discuss with Radio Cité 97,9 FM about my passions for research & teaching Alberta Diabetes & UAlberta Campus Saint-Jean. Also, I emphasized the importance of scientific collaboration, particularly in 🇨🇦, through the Canadian Islet Research and Training Network. Enjoy listening! radiocitefm.ca/actualites/dr-…

Welcoming Usama, MSc McGill University co-supervised @MMalleshaiah, Théa B.Sc McGill University, co-supervised HoesliLab, funded by #SURE & Shaheena B.Sc Faculté de médecine funded by Canadian Islet Research and Training Network. Together w/ Ying & Judy make up a super fun,smart,motivated bunch!

Join us tomorrow for another trainee-led Islets and Beyond seminar! Dr. Amanda Oakie, a post-doc in the Nostro Lab, will be talking about the role of Notch signalling in enhancing the yield of stem cell-derived pancreatic cells.🔗Click on the zoom link in the poster to join!

Excellent presentation on MyRoad by Nicole Brunton and khushali trivedi at today’s DREAM Trainees summer series. DREAM is thrilled to be apart of this training and mentoring platform! Canadian Islet Research and Training Network The Canadian Nutrition Society Diabetes Action Can. IMPART Obesity Canada Réseau CMDO CIHR

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🚨Please RT! Our lab is recruiting at least one postdoctoral researcher interested in beta cell biology and diabetes! nature.com/naturecareers/…

Tune in for another Islets and Beyond seminar 🌟 Next Wednesday, Theodore dos Santos from the MacDonald Lab will share exciting insights into alpha cell dysfunction in Type 1 Diabetes uncovered by Patch-seq! See poster for more details🔗 ualberta-ca.zoom.us/j/95101912241

It’s tomorrow!!! Don’t forget to join us for another great trainee-led talk at the Islets and Beyond seminar!

Congratulations to DAC trainee Jasmine Maghera on her well-deserved win of the Canadian Islet Research and Training Network Leadership Award!

DAC researcher Dr Peter A Senior is sharing the stage with Brandy Wicklow at today’s Canadian Islet Research and Training Network meeting. They are discussing their current research programs and how clinicians can work effectively with basic scientists.

And just like that, the 3rd Annual CIRTN National Meeting is over! A huge THANK YOU to our co-chairs, Jenny Bruin and Morgan Fullerton, and, of course, our program coordinator, Chris Peacocke for organizing and helping make this meeting a huge success!!