Join us for a fun and educational day full of speakers, wet labs, posters, and networking centered around One Health! Our keynote speaker will be Dr. Sue Vandewoude, a leader in researching feline infectious diseases in domestic and wild populations. Accompanying her will be other lecturers discussing a variety of One Health topics on poultry, bats, and aquaculture. We will also be hosting wet labs and providing breakfast, a coffee break, and lunch, so it is an event you won't want to miss!

Title: "An Expanding Universe: Bile Acids in Mucosal Immune Regulation"

By: Mark Sundrud, Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College

eCornell Keynote

From the river valleys and grasslands of Nepal to the high mountains of Central Asia, from tigers to leopards to vultures to Asiatic wild dogs (or dholes) — and from canine distemper to wildlife poisonings to the infectious diseases impacting wild sheep and goats as well as their domestic cousins — there is no shortage of threats to the health of these magnificent species and ecosystems, with some of these very same threats being of importance to agriculture and public health.

Join us as Dr. Martin Gilbert from the Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife...

“Ecologies of knowledge: Language, artifacts, and calibrations”

In this talk, Dr. Fox will introduce what rapid/applied ethnography is, including the different types of methods that lend themselves to applied ethnography. She will then give an example of how students applied methods introduced in the course through the school food project, and what results came from it.

Become a Cornell Public Health professional! Find out how to promote health and wellbeing, advance health equity and sustainability and LEAD CHANGE! Join us and learn more about our MPH Program and new concentrations. We look forward to speaking with at our virtual info session.

Learn why networks are so important, and how to create and maintain a robust scientific network to help advance your career in academia or other scientific jobs. Register using this link: https://bit.ly/3SLbzNb Send questions to: PACE@cornell.edu

Emotional Regulation. Centennial room. Please come early to grab your meal voucher to get lunch at the cafe!