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We invite you to join our lab meeting taking place on Tues Apr 27, 4-5 pm on Zoom.
Rysa Zaman
PhD candidate, Epelman lab
University Health Network
Dr. Gavin Y. Oudit, MD PhD FRCPC
Professor, University of Alberta
Clinician-Scientist, Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute
Director, Heart Function Clinic
Canada Research Chair in Heart Failure
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Trainees and the presenting PI would have an opportunity for a 30-minute “Ask the Professor” session. This session, PI and trainees only, would provide a time where the PI could share their career journey and insight and trainees could pose questions regarding career planning/guidance, things to consider, etc. to assist the trainees as they navigate their own career paths.
This month, Dr. Gavin Oudit, clinician – scientist at Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute, will be participating in the “Ask the professor” series. To register for the Ask the professor series, please e-mail Disha.Acharya@trchr.ca.
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