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In the second event of the Achieving Equity: Disparities in Substance Use three-part speaker series, Illinois researchers will give brief presentations on current research related to disparities in substance use, followed by a Q&A session.
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While we may associate microbes in our food with harmful outbreaks of foodborne illness, microbes can play a positive role in our diet and even be a source of food themselves. Learn about the common microbes we encounter in our food, and how we can harness the power of microbes to end world hunger!
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Stay tuned for more information about the Lunch & Learn Sessions, including the agendas. Researchers that are not currently focused on this work but interested in exploring or getting connected to food security research are encouraged to join the Food Security Working Group.
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In the final event of the Achieving Equity: Disparities in Substance Use three-part speaker series, Program officials from the National Institute on Drug Abuse will discuss federal research funding opportunities with NIDA.
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We’re back to bust more psychology and neuroscience myths! Dive into questions about multitasking and attention, as well as brain plasticity and the integrity of our memories.
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Studies show that more than 131 million people or 66% of adults use prescription medication every day. Examine the cost and effects of polypharmacy on health records, multimorbidity, and various populations — and discuss equity in implementing standardized prescribing programs.
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Genome editing is no longer in the distant future. Using CRISPR technology, scientists can activate or inhibit functions of various genes to better understand and cure diseases. Explore the potential benefits, unintended consequences, and moral dilemmas of this revolutionary technology.
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Focused on the future of work and technology, this event will feature presentations on some early-stage as well as more developed research by Illinois faculty, with the goal of sparking conversations and generating collaborations among participants. Lunch will be served as discussion questions and research conversations continue around the future of work and technology.
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Co-sponsored by the Center for Social and Behavioral Science (CSBS) and the Cancer Center at Illinois (CCIL), the Cancer Research Symposium aims to unite researchers across the Illinois campus interested in addressing research issues focused on aspects of the cancer care continuum. Please save the date pending the registration link.