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DESCRIPTION:\n\nRegister for the webinar\n\nPresented online via Zoom. Regi
 strants will receive a Zoom link shortly after registration.\n\nRegistrati
 on deadline: November 30\, 2021 at 4:00 p.m.\n\nResearch that finds ways t
 o apply scientific knowledge is becoming increasingly important. Neuroscie
 nce research projects investigate application methods in different ways\, 
 depending on the fields and discipline. But can these projects solve pract
 ical issues? Do they have the potential to be implemented in the near futu
 re?\n	\n	In this webinar\, speakers specializing in research technology tran
 sfer will address these questions and provide insight to identify the key 
 characteristics that can determine whether a research project has potentia
 l for application.\n\nSpeakers\n\nPatricia Silveira\n\nDr. Patricia Silvei
 ra is the scientific director of the Genomics and Epigenetics Pillar of th
 e Ludmer Centre for Neuroinformatics & Mental Health\, based at the Dougla
 s Research Centre\, and affiliated with the Department of Psychiatry at Mc
 Gill University.\n\nA pediatrician and neuroscientist\, Dr. Silveira’s res
 earch focuses on how perinatal and early-childhood environments interact w
 ith individual differences in biological processes\, shaping and modulatin
 g both health and disease risk across the lifespan\, into old age. Her aim
  is to identify how gene networks interact with environmental adversities 
 early in life\, modifying endophenotypes (impulsivity\, sensitivity to rew
 ard\, executive function\, food choices) that ultimately affect healthy gr
 owth and neurodevelopment\, increasing an individual’s risk for developing
  chronic metabolic diseases and psychopathologies across their lifespan.\n
 \nChris Corkery\n\nChris Corkery has a BSc in Chemistry (University of Man
 itoba)\, an MSc in Polymer Chemistry (University of Winnipeg)\, a PhD in O
 ptical Physics (Australian National University)\, and held postdoctoral po
 sitions at Western University and 91ºÚÁÏÍø in Surface Materials. Since then\
 , he has been involved with three start-ups (one failed\, one successful\,
  one didn’t get off the ground). Currently\, he works as Technology Transf
 er Manager in the Office of Innovations and Partnerships\, guiding researc
 hers towards successful commercialization of their inventions. As a certif
 ied PMP\, he also teaches two graduate courses annually\, helping students
  organize research projects and prepare manuscripts for publication.\n
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Identifying practical applications in neuroscience researc
 h
URL:/hbhl/channels/event/webinar-identifying-practical
 -applications-neuroscience-research-334469
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