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+++ microecoconf2 [2020/02/16 18:43]
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 [[sara.garcia@iaf.inrs.ca|Sara Correa Garcia, INRS]]\\
 [[Anne.DeLaPorte@iaf.inrs.ca|Anne de la Porte, INRS]]\\
-[[benjamin.keenan@mail.mcgill.ca|Benjamin Keenan, McGill]]\\
 [[parizadeh.mona@courrier.uqam.ca|Mona Parizadeh, UQÀM]]\\
 [[a_ramac@live.concordia.ca|Arthi Ramachandran, Concordia]]\\
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 ===Marie-Claire Arrieta===
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+<hidden> La Dre Marie-Claire Arrieta est professeure adjointe aux départements de physiologie, pharmacologie et pédiatrie de l'Université de Calgary. Ses recherches examinent les interactions entre le microbiome intestinal en début de vie et le système immunitaire du nourrisson. Son programme de recherche s'articule autour d'une approche translationnelle, dans laquelle des échantillons prélevés sur des enfants subissant des soins cliniques ou inscrits dans une étude de cohorte de naissance sont utilisés pour caractériser les altérations microbiennes (dysbiose) associées à l'asthme et au risque d'asthme. Son groupe de recherche examine également les fondements de la causalité et des mécanistes de ces associations dans des modèles murins d'inflammation allergique des voies respiratoires, plaçant son travail à une interface critique entre les études cliniques et le travail expérimental sur les animaux. En tant que défenseure de la communication scientifique au public, Dre Arrieta a écrit un livre à succès, Let Them Eat Dirt. Elle a aussi participé à plusieurs initiatives de communication scientifique au Canada et à l'étranger, y compris des conférences publiques, un deuxième livre et un documentaire projet de film.
+[[https://www.arrietalab.com/|Arrieta lab]]
-[[https://uoguelph.ca/crc/dunfield/|CRC-Dunfield]]
 La conférence aura lieu le 11 mars 2020 à 15h30, à l'UQÀM, SB-1115.
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 **L'événement est gratuit, ouvert à tous, et les rafraîchissements sont inclus!**
-Dr. Marie-Claire Arrieta is an Assistant Professor in the departments of Physiology, Pharmacology and Pediatrics of the University of Calgary. Her research examines the interactions between the early-life gut microbiome and the infant’s immune system. Her research program is framed around a translational approach, in which samples collected from children undergoing clinical care or enrolled in a birth cohort studies are used to characterize the microbial alterations (dysbiosis) associated with asthma and asthma risk. Her research group also examines the causality and mechanistic underpinnings of these associations in well-established mouse models of allergic airway inflammation, placing her work at a critical interface between clinical studies and experimental animal work.
+Dr. Marie-Claire Arrieta is an Assistant Professor in the departments of Physiology, Pharmacology and Pediatrics of the University of Calgary. Her research examines the interactions between the early-life gut microbiome and the infant’s immune system. Her research program is framed around a translational approach, in which samples collected from children undergoing clinical care or enrolled in a birth cohort studies are used to characterize the microbial alterations (dysbiosis) associated with asthma and asthma risk. Her research group also examines the causality and mechanistic underpinnings of these associations in well-established mouse models of allergic airway inflammation, placing her work at a critical interface between clinical studies and experimental animal work. As an advocate of science communication to the public, Dr. Arrieta has written a best-selling public book, Let Them Eat Dirt, and is involved in several science communication initiatives within Canada and abroad, including public talks, a second book and a documentary film project.
-As an advocate of science communication to the public, Dr. Arrieta has written a best-selling public book, Let Them Eat Dirt, and is involved in several science communication initiatives within Canada and abroad, including public talks, a second book and a documentary film project.
 [[https://www.arrietalab.com/|Arrieta lab]]