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your
colleagues
at
OHSU
Research
Week
(May
7
10)
140
oral
and
179
posters,
3
keynotes,
food
and
drink,
conversation,
awards,
and
a
raffle
for
an
iPad
The
momentum
is
building
for
the
first
annual
OHSU
Research
Week,
taking
place
May
7
10
in
the
OHSU
Auditorium.
The
event
will
showcase
the
diversity
and
excellence
of
research
being
performed
across
all
schools,
centers,
institutes
and
education
programs
at
OHSU.
Students,
faculty,
post-docs,
residents,
research
ranked
staff
and
more
will
be
presenting
their
work.
Research
Week
is
a
celebration
of
our
research
mission,
said
Jackie
Wirz,
PhD,
Assistant
Professor,
OHSU
Library,
and
chair
of
the
Research
Week
steering
committee.
It
gives
everybody
a
chance
to
check
out
some
of
amazing
work
that
they
might
not
otherwise
see,
which
will
hopefully
lead
to
new
avenues
for
collaboration
across
OHSU.
The
program
includes
140
oral
presentations
and
179
posters
(four
poster
sessions)
with
sessions
ranging
from
Public
Health
and
Healthcare
Perceptions
to
Neuroscience,
Drugs
of
Abuse
to
Rare
and
Genetic
Diseases.
Speakers
from
across
campus
and
at
all
phases
of
their
professional
and
student
trajectories
from
department
chairs
to
first-year
students
are
participating.
The
four
poster
sessions
include
food
and
drink.
Awards
presented
by
Mark
Richardson,
Dan
Dorsa
and
others
will
be
made
to
students,
junior
faculty
and
others
during
the
May
10
closing
awards
reception
starting
at
6
p.m.
The
event
will
also
include
a
passport
option:
the
more
stamps
on
the
OHSU
Research
Week
passport,
the
greater
the
chance
of
winning
the
drawing
for
an
iPad.
Stamps
will
be
awarded
at
presentations
and
at
the
poster
sessions.
The
iPad
will
be
given
away
at
the
closing
awards
reception.
Ask
for
your
passport
at
any
of
the
poster
or
oral
presentations.
Information
about
the
speakers
and
programs
is
at
www.ohsu.edu/researchweek.
The
schedules
are
searchable
by
name,
topic
and
date/time.
OPENING KEYNOTE 5:00 pm, Monday, May 7: The opening keynote is from Nora Disis, MD, Professor of Medicine and Adjunct Professor of Pathology and Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Washington. Dr. Disis, who is the head of the Clinical & Translational Science Institute at UW, is hosted by OCTRI. The title of this talk is: Breast Cancer Vaccines: From Therapy to Prevention. MID-WEEK KEYNOTE Noon, Wednesday, May 9: The mid-week keynote address is from Mary Woolley, President and CEO of Research!America, a national research advocacy group. The keynote address by Woolley, a guest of the School of Medicine Research Roadmap Task Force #6, is titled: World Class to Second Class? Acting Now to Assure Continued U.S. Leadership in Science and Innovation. CLOSING KEYNOTE 5:00 pm, Thursday, May 19: Darlene Francis, PhD, will present the closing keynote. Dr. Francis is an Assistant Professor of Public Health and Neuroscience at the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Francis is the keynote speaker invited by OHSU students. The title of this talk is: Social Disparities in the Early Neurobiology of Stress.
OHSU Research Week will be held in the OHSU Old Library and the OHSU Auditorium, between 12PM and 7PM daily during the week of May 7-10. More information, a schedule and list of speakers can be found at www.ohsu.edu/researchweek