RESOURCES
For many years now, we’ve been sharing useful resources and media stories related to our research projects. As a leading Science Laboratory in the San Francisco area, it’s important for us to engage with the community and keep them informed about the incredible work and developments they’re helping to support.
RESOURCES
For many years now, we’ve been sharing useful resources and media stories related to our research projects. As a leading Science Laboratory in the San Francisco area, it’s important for us to engage with the community and keep them informed about the incredible work and developments they’re helping to support.
CONFERENCES
Attending to conferences provides excellent opportunities to present your work, get feedback, and see what other research labs are up to. Conferences are also great to develop informal and formal networks. As a trainee, you may run into your future supervisor, external examiner, or fellow trainees from other institutions who may become friends, colleagues, collaborators, reviewers, etc. Below you find a list of conferences that may be relevant for the Auditory Aging team.
Local conferences
There are a few local, southern Ontario conferences, which may be especially appealing to undergraduate and early graduate trainees. They are fun conferences to gather first experiences without being overwhelming, and meet up with locals.
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Canadian conferences
There are a national conferences, which may be especially suited to build a Canadian scientific network and community.
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International conferences
The following are a few international conferences that may be great for our Auditory Aging research.
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There are probably more conferences out there that may be relevant to us. The ones listed here are a selection of conferences we frequently attend to or have attended to in the past. Our research is increasingly covering different areas and we aim to connect with the different communities at different conferences.