Past Events
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Dr. Lisa McReynolds - Etiology and Epidemiology of Myeloid Malignancy Predisposition
Dr. McReynolds, Assistant Clinical Investigator, in the Clinical Epidemiology Branch, will give a lecture as part of the Lasker Clinical Research Scholars recruitment process. Her talk is entitled "Etiology and Epidemiology of Myeloid Malignancy Predisposition: Taking Genomics from Families to Populations."
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Dr. Wenyi Wang - Deciphering Cancer Cell Evolution and Ecology
Dr. Wenyi Wang will present her seminar entitled "Deciphering Cancer Cell Evolution and Ecology." The seminar is hosted by Li Cheung in the Biostatistics Branch
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Dr. Pedro Saint-Maurice - Physical Activity, Sleep, and Cancer: Advancing Research Through the use of New Technologies
Dr. Pedro Saint-Maurice, Research Fellow, Metabolic Epidemiology Branch, presents on Physical Activity, Sleep, and Cancer: Advancing Research Through the use of New Technologies
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Dr. Peter Park - Structural Alterations in Cancer Genomes
Dr. Peter Park will present on Structural Alterations in Cancer Genomes. The seminar is hosted by Dr. M. Teresa Landi in the Integrative Tumor Epidemiology Branch.
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Dr. Mazvita Sengayi-Muchengeti - Cancer Research at the National Cancer Registry of South Africa
Dr. Mazvita Sengayi-Muchengeti, Senior Epidemiologist, National Cancer Registry, will present on "Cancer Research at the National Cancer Registry of South Africa." The seminar is hosted by IIB Branch Director Eric Engels.
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Mixture model approaches to address disparities in cancer care
Dr. Briana Stephenson from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health will present "Mixture model approaches to address disparities in cancer care"
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Do clinical prediction models perpetuate health disparities? Assessment of racial and ethnic disparities in suicide prediction models
Dr. Yates Coley of Kaiser Permanente presents on health disparities that may be perpetuated by clinical prediction models.
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Addressing Evolving and Emerging Public Health Questions With Descriptive Epidemiology
Dr. Meredith Shiels delivers a seminar in the NIH Director's Seminar series on her research program, which utilizes a combination of innovative contemporary approaches to confront high-impact public health questions using descriptive analyses and population-based databases
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Machine Learning for Human Genetics and Genomics: A Multi-Scale View on Complex Traits and Disease
Dr. Lorin Crawford presents "Machine Learning for Human Genetics and Genomics: A Multi-Scale View on Complex Traits and Disease"