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Lifestyle, Cardiovascular Disease, and the Brain

Thursday, July 29, 2021 12pm

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Register for the Topics in Bioengineering 2021-22 Series here (via Zoom). Registration is quick and easy; you only have to sign up once to receive the link that will be used for all TIB webinars this semester. 

 

Event Details

Event Type

Colloquia / Seminar / Lecture

Series

Topics in Bioengineering

Academics

Bioengineering

Audience

Alumni Faculty General Public Graduate Students Researchers / Postdocs Staff Undergraduate Students Harvard Community SEAS Community

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Academic Areas Bioengineering

Website

https://tib.seas.harvard.edu/

Speaker 1

Filip K. Swirski, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Speaker Bio

Dr. Swirski obtained his PhD at McMaster University in Canada and postdoctoral studies at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Dr. Swirski was Professor at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital before joining Mount Sinai in 2021. Dr. Swirski’s research focuses on innate immunity and inflammation in cardiovascular disease. He uses in vivo models of acute and chronic inflammation relevant to cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, with specific emphasis on cell development, communication, and function. Recently, his focus has expanded to include lifestyle factors such as sleep, diet, and stress as critical modulators of cardiovascular health and hematopoiesis.

Host

Topics in Bioengineering

Contact

Jessica Brenn

Email

jbrenn@seas.harvard.edu

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