I Am A Scientist: An Interview with Immunologist Dr. Akiko Iwasaki (UofT SR 2021) скачать в хорошем качестве

I Am A Scientist: An Interview with Immunologist Dr. Akiko Iwasaki (UofT SR 2021)

Dr. Iwasaki's primary research interests lie in how immune responses are mounted against viruses at "mucosal surfaces", for example, in the lungs. Recently, her lab has also pivoted to conducting COVID-19 research. She and her group have made seminal discoveries about SARS-CoV-2, including answering the question of why males seem to be more susceptible to COVID-19 than females. Today, Dr. Iwasaki tells us about why she's passionate about immunology, her fight for diversity and equality in STEM, and what advice she has for future scientists-to-be. Affiliation: Yale School of Medicine, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, Professor of Immunobiology and Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology ------------ Science Rendezvous UofT is an annual street festival dedicated to spreading S.T.E.A.M. to all ages, but with a focus on youth aspiring to enter these fields. From the obstacle course featuring many stations of hands-on activities (Science Chase), to the presentations by the brilliant minds of our generation (Science Fair & Science Pitch), to the works of art created by combining imagination and passion (Sci-Art), and don’t forget the numerous unique booths operated by our very own U of T departments and local organizations! This year, we are still showcasing these special features, but it will all be virtually on your screens. Join us for the first ever SR 2021 Virtual Festival on May 8th to spend an exciting day with us! Link to Eventbrite Registration Form: http://bit.ly/UofTSR2021 Link to Facebook Event Page:   / 472661103930913   Like & subscribe for more updates on the I Am A Scientist initiative! Turn on alerts to be the first to know when we upload our second set of I Am A Scientist videos (sneak peek: with a focus on Astrophysics)! Follow us everywhere else @UofTSR Facebook:   / uoftsr   Instagram:   / uoftsr   Twitter:   / uoftsr