Dr Michelle So and the ATIC Education and Training domain hosts a monthly seminar from both local and international researchers.
The seminar series will showcase the latest research that aims to move beyond insulin replacement therapy for the management of type 1 diabetes (T1D), toward prevention and cure. Each seminar will include a short, comprehensive presentation by the invited speaker, with maximum opportunity for questions and interaction during and after the presentation provided. Topics are targeted at health professionals, scientists and others interested in this research area.
Sessions take place via Zoom on the 4th week of the month, on either Thursday or Friday from 1 to 2pm.
Where permission is provided by speakers, the seminars are recorded and will be made available.
Sign up here for monthly calendar invites to this seminar series, as well as other updates on the latest ATIC activity!
2022
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August - Immune therapy for type 1 diabetes: A rheumatology perspective
Seminar 1 – Friday the 26th of August 2022
Speaker: Dr Andrew Foote, Head of Rheumatology, Northern Hospital (Melbourne)
Topic: Immune therapy for type 1 diabetes: A rheumatology perspective
Time: 1pm – 2pm
Location: Zoom
Seminar flyer: ATIC seminar_flyer_Aug2022-3
Seminar recording: Click to view
September - Autoimmune Diabetes and T-cell ExhaustionSeminar 2 – Thursday the 29th of September
Speaker: Dr Bala Krishnamurthy, St Vincent’s Institute Melbourne
Topic: Harnessing T cell exhaustion to treat autoimmune disease
Time: 1pm – 2pm
Location: Zoom
Seminar flyer: ATIC seminar_flyer_Sep2022
Seminar recording: recording unavailable
October - Benchmarking cells for beta cell replacement therapiesSeminar 3 – Friday the 28th of October
Speaker: Dr Jacqui Schiesser, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI)
Topic: Benchmarking cells for beta cell replacement therapies
Time: 1pm – 2pm
Location: Zoom
Seminar flyer: ATIC seminar_flyer_Oct2022
Seminar recording: Click to view
November - Pro insulin autoimmunitySeminar 4 – Thursday the 24th of November
Speaker: Dr Kriti Joshi, Diamantina Institute University of Queensland
Topic: Recreating islet autoimmunity in vitro using stem cell technology
Time: 1pm – 2pm
Location: Zoom
Seminar flyer: ATIC seminar_flyer_Nov2022
Seminar recording: Click to view
2023
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February - Baricitinib in Alopecia
Seminar 5 – Friday the 24th of February
Speaker: Professor Rodney Sinclair
Topic: Baricitinib in Alopecia
Time: 1pm – 2pm
Location: Zoom
Seminar flyer: ATIC seminar_flyer_Feb2023
Seminar recording: Click to view
March - Continuous glucose monitoring in children at risk of type 1 diabetesSeminar 6 – Thursday the 23rd of March
Speaker: Dr Aveni Haynes and Professor Yvonne Zurynski
Topic:
Continuous glucose monitoring in children at risk of type 1 diabetes (Dr Aveni Haynes)
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Making lasting practice improvements whilst looking through an implementation science lens (Professor Yvonne Zurynski)
Time: 1pm – 2pm
Location: Zoom
Seminar flyer:
ATIC seminar_flyer_Mar2023 (Dr Aveni Haynes)
ATIC seminar_flyer_Mar2023(2) (Professor Yvonne Zurynski)
Seminar recording: Click to view
April - Viral aetiology of type 1 diabetes: Strong rationale for antiviral vaccinesSeminar 7 – Friday the 28th of April
Speaker: Dr Ki Wook Kim
Topic: Viral aetiology of type 1 diabetes: Strong rationale for antiviral vaccines
Time: 1pm – 2pm
Location: Zoom
Seminar flyer: ATIC seminar_flyer_Apr2023
Seminar recording: Click to view
June - Using simulation models to estimate long-term health outcomes and health services costs in type 1 diabetesSeminar 8 – Friday the 23rd of June
Speaker: Dr An Duy Tran
Topic: Using simulation models to estimate long-term health outcomes and health services costs in type 1 diabetes
Time: 1pm – 2pm
Location: Zoom
Seminar flyer: Uploaded one month prior to event
Seminar recording: posted within 1 week of seminar date
July - Role of the gut microbiota in T1DSeminar 9 – Thursday the 27th of July
Speaker: Associate Professor Emma Hamilton- Williams
Topic: Role of the gut microbiota in T1D
Time: 1pm – 2pm
Location: Zoom
Seminar flyer: Uploaded one month prior to event
Seminar recording: posted within 1 week of seminar date
Page last updated: 2 May 2023