The Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics is recruiting a tenure-track Assistant of Associate Professor with expertise in neuroscience. There is currently a short list of 3 candidates, whom have all been invited to give public presentations. Two candidates visited this week and delivered hybrid in-person and Zoom presentations. Links to their Zoom recordings can be found below, if you would like to view them. The third candidate will be here next week and will speak at noon on June 7. You are invited to attend in-person (Chown A207), or via Zoom using the information in the poster below.

Please feel free to pass on any comments/feedback to chris.anderson@umanitoba.ca

CANDIDATE 1:                 Dr. Jeff Dong

                                           Postdoctoral Fellow

                                                         University of Calgary

                                                         Uncovering new mediators of neurodegeneration and aging in the central nervous system

Link from May 30: https://umanitoba.zoom.us/rec/share/oCHg8P9Hdoj_VesTUBYObOBucvkyDnPxfhhWObMXiBK4y9uROzKopQJmkKj8Iobw.aaN1EIgJ0TJNwNnK
Passcode: 6Yia4Rb&

CANDIDATE 2:                  Dr. Yuan Ge

                                                          Research Associate

                                                          University of British Columbia

                                                          Identifying molecular mechanisms of synaptic plasticity and memory

Link from June 1: https://umanitoba.zoom.us/rec/share/2EaBOSYEN8SHgjKBGUrpN-MAnmy0JsIrO1Vybo6mJYOOwJboaDCe79Ia5E5dq4n0.j89NYbhEG45IMuqw
Passcode: @$G7tc3q

CANDIDATE 3:                  Dr. Henry Dunn

                                                          Postdoctoral Research Associate

                                                          University of Florida Scripps Biomedical Research Institute

                                                          Endogenous trans-synaptic allosteric modulators of group III mGluRs in neurological disease

              Details for June 7 in-person or via Zoom:

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