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UMaine Institute of Medicine

Name: Glucocorticoid-induced Developmental Programming: The Link Between Early Life Stress and Adult Disease Risk
Start: 2021-02-19T15:00:00-05:00
End: 2021-02-19T16:00:00-05:00
Location: Virtual

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UMaine Institute of Medicine

Embodied microbiomes: a 4E-cognition perspective on microbial life and social equity – Dr. Francisco Parada Flores, PhD

LOTR-1: The Fellowship of LOTUS and Tudor Domains in C. elegans Germ Granules

Teaching with microbes: Biopolitical lessons from fermentation. Dr. Megan Carney, PhD

In vivo physiology of kidney development detected with genetically encoded biosensors

The Global Microbiome: microbes and public health beyond biology – Dr. Amber Benezra

Building Intergenerational Resilience- A Collaborative Community Effort

Connecting environmental microbiomes to social (in)equity across temporal and ecological scales

The Fast-paced, Ever-Changing Healthcare Environment: Early Findings about Microbial Presence and the Cost of Isolation Procedures

The human microbiome and cancer risk: setting the stage for innovative studies to address cancer disparities – Dr. Byrd

Glucocorticoid-induced Developmental Programming: The Link Between Early Life Stress and Adult Disease Risk