Webinar Series

The HIRN hosts webinars to learn about HIRN developed resources through our public webinar series. The goal is to share HIRN information collected with the scientific community.

All webinars are recorded and available on our HIRN YouTube Channel.

Webinars to date:

December 2023 Synthetic Biology and T1D: New Approaches to Protect and Construct Islets
   
August 2023 A Roadmap to Restoring Tolerance in T1D: CAR Tregs and Beyond
   
July 2023 RNA Processing in Metabolic Tissues
   
June 2023 Update on Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) Screening & Disease Modifying Therapies
   
May 2023 Bifunctional Small Molecules: From PROTACs to Molecular Glues
   
March 2023 Stem Cell-based Platforms to Model Human Autoimmune Diabetes
   
November 2022 Pancreatlas™: Mapping the Human Pancreas in Health and Disease
   
September 2022 Reprogramming Human Regulatory T Cells to Quell Autoimmunity and Transplant Rejection
   
July 2022 A Library of Diabetes Resources: Opportunities and Applications for your Lab
   
July 2022 Introduction and Overview of the HIRN HPAP Pancreas Database (“PancDB”)
   
May 2022 Why the Immune System Kills Beta but not Alpha Cells
   
April 2022 T Cell Antigen Discovery: Experimental & Computational Approaches
   
January 2022 mRNA Modifications in Islet Biology
   
November 2021 FAIR Data and You:  Are you ready for 2023?
   
October 2021 Elucidating the Endocrine-Exocrine Communication Axis in the Pancreas:
Implications for Disease
   
September 2021 Introduction to the Human Pancreas Analysis Program (HPAP): Real World Examples
of Successful Data Analyses
   
July 2021 “Bridging the Gap: Pancreas Tissue Slices From Organ and Tissue Donors for the Study of Diabetes Pathogenesis
   
June 2021 “Exploring Humanized Mouse Models For Diabetes Research and Beyond
   
April 2021 From Donation to Automation: The Ins and Outs of High-Throughput Islet Cell Culture
   
March 2021 Designing Tools and Materials to Create a Benchtop Window into the Islet-immune Interface
   
August 2020 The Development and Use of Adeno-Associated Virus (AAV) Vectors

 

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