Snyder Institute Research Day 2025: Discoveries in the Multi-Omics Era
Join us on Tuesday, September 23, 2025, for our annual Research Day.
We are pleased to hold the Snyder Institute’s 2025 Research Day on Tuesday, September 23.
Our Research Day 2025 will highlight discoveries in the multi-omics era. Here is snapshot of some of the talks and presentations:
- Dr. Yasmin Nasser: Chronic pain in inflammatory bowel disease – of microbes and (wo)men
- Dr. Arshad Ayyaz: The fragile balance: molecular poise underlying gut regeneration and its collapse in inflammatory bowel disease
- Dr. Christophe Altier: Not just pain: the multifaceted roles of sensory neurons
- Dr. Jeff Biernaskie: Fibroblast-immune dynamics revealed using single cell and spatial transcriptomics.
- Dr. Justin Chun: Decoding diabetic kidney disease through deep learning driven single cell spatial transcriptomics
- Dr. Craig Jenne: Omics-based pathway mapping for therapeutic target discovery
- Dr. Jonathan Canton: Apolipoprotein control of inflammatory signalling in dendritic cells and macrophages
- Dr. Franz Zemp: Development of a new CAR T cell therapy that gleaned many insights from multiomic experimentation.
This not-to-be-missed day of insights and revelations about the science and medicine we study and practice will be an excellent opportunity for Snyder members to connect with colleagues, trainees and staff. Attendees are invited to join us for a reception in the HRIC Atrium at the close of the talks.
Registration is required. Lunch and reception will be provided to all registered attendees. Please register soon, and no later than Tuesday, September 16, 2025.
I look forward to seeing you at Snyder’s Research Day on September 23!
Kris Chadee, Ph.D.
Research Portfolio Lead, Snyder Institute for Chronic Diseases
Department of Microbiology, Immunology and Infectious Diseases
Cumming School of Medicine
University of Calgary
kchadee@ucalgary.ca