* All times are based on Canada/Eastern EST.
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3 parallel sessionsParallel Symposium 7-Metabolic disorders and impact on the placenta
Chairs: Thomas Jansson & Ashley Solmonson. Speakers: Theresa Powell, Ashley Solmonson, Marie-France Hivert, Fredrick Rosario
Parallel Symposium 8-Advances in placental-brain health research
Chairs: Kristin Connor & Linda Ok. Speakers: Morgane Robles, Emma Duerden, Fasil Tekola Ayele, Alison Paquette & Andrea Kocsis This interactive session will feature talks on cutting edge research connecting the placenta and the brain, including neurodevelopment and brain health and disorders, followed by a panel discussion and Q&A with the audience to learn more about the challenges and opportunities in conducting this research. Our aim is that attendees learn about emerging science connecting the placenta with maternal/offspring brain health, and engage with speakers to better understand and use advanced methods in their own work!
Parallel Symposium 9-Impact of Infection/Inflammation on the Placenta and Fetal Programming
Chairs: Melisa Gualdron Lopez & Camille Couture. Speakers: Carolyn Coyne, Stephanie Yanow, Tamara Tillburg, Julia Kargl, Petra Lothert & Jessica Weng
13:30
Canada/Eastern
3 parallel sessionsParallel Symposium 10-Placental development from genetic to epigenetic
Chairs: Wendy Robinson & Serge McGraw. Speakers: Kaela Varberg, Tsegaselassie Workalemahu, Jiyoung Han, Purbasa Dasgupta & Bethan Wilson The presentations will be followed by a panel discussion.
Parallel Symposium 11-Computational and AI technologies
Chairs: Elizabeth Ann L Enninga & Shannon Bainbridge. Speakers: Jeffery Goldstein, Sam Mathewlynn, Shannon Bainbridge, Ebenezer Brefo Appiah & Rachel Walker
Parallel Symposium 12-Novel in vitro models to study the placenta
Chairs: Meghan Riddell & Christopher Moraes. Speakers: Francesca Soncin, Manon Murdeu, Carolyn Coyne, Sonya Kouthouridis & Christopher Moraes. The presentations will be followed by a panel discussion.