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Don't forget! Applications for the Triangle Scholarships, Fellowships, and Early Career Researcher Awards are due May 31st. ⏰ Are you a grad student, postdoc, or early career researcher interested in GI and Liver diseases? Apply to TRIANGLE at triangle.slideroom.com

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You might have seen that TRIANGLE is currently seeking applications from GI and liver researchers for three-year PhD, fellow, and ECR awards. (They're due May 31 at triangle.slideroom.com, btw.) But you might be wondering WHY you should apply. Here's why!👇

Great talk from @M_Goncheva at #CSM2024 highlighting the importance of studying bacterial coinfection during respiratory viral infections Dept. of Biochemistry & Microbiology at UVic UVic Science Canadian Soc. Micro.

Thank you for the invitation CIHR. Great talks Dr. Amy Lee Arthur Mortha Dena Zeraatkar, awesome to re-connect/meet you!

Congrats Prof. & Dr. Isabelle Laforest-L. (she/her/elle), you are amazing!

Congrats Rachael and other members of team The Reynolds Lab!

Check out this free Café Scientifique event on Wed, Oct. 9th to learn more about syphilis from Dr. Caroline Cameron, Professor of Biochemistry & Microbiology at UniversityOfVictoria Dept. of Biochemistry & Microbiology at UVic events.uvic.ca/science/event/…

Pleased to share our new paper implicating #interleukin 10 in perturbed #brain #microcirculation and #cognitiveimpairment in mouse model of type 1 diabetes. Congrats to the team UniversityOfVictoria, Sorabh Sharma, UVic Division of Medical Sciences, Nature Metabolism, nature.com/articles/s4225…

Officially moving over to Bluesky- find me at @drlarey.bsky.social. Hope to see you there! Thanks Twitter/X... it was fun while it lasted, but not so much anymore :)

Join us for this exciting meeting! It will be a great chance to hear about BC’s leading immunology research, and a nice opportunity to spend some time with great colleagues from across the province.

Did you know that there are eosinophils in the thymus? Are you curious about what they might be doing there? If so please have a read of our latest review, where Dominique Gatti has summarized the state of the field and outstanding questions! academic.oup.com/jleukbio/artic…

Congrats to Natasha Norton for leading the analyses in this study! #teamworm Host-Parasite Interactions UVic Science Dept. of Biochemistry & Microbiology at UVic