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2022 - 29th Annual Cardiovascular Day

29th Annual Cardiovascular Day

March 1st, 2022
Hilton Inn Garden Conference Center «map»
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Registration

To attend, please send request to mucvday@missouri.edu. Indicate if you plan on presenting a poster (see more details on requirements).

Keynote Speaker

Dr. Philip Ainslie, Keynote SpeakerDr. Philip Ainslie

As Professor, Canada Research Chair Cerebrovascular Physiology and the co-director of the Centre of Heart, Lung and Vascular Health at the University of British Columbia, Canada, Dr Ainslie's research program aims to better understand the mechanisms regulating brain blood flow in health, disease and during environmental stress. His diverse expertise in assessing cerebrovascular function during physiological scenarios ranging from sleep to exercise, the stresses of high altitude to deep-sea diving, and healthy aging to heart disease, has made him a leading authority on brain vascular function. His work in cerebrovascular physiology and pathology encompasses the lifespan, with clinical focus on spinal cord injury, lung disease and ischemic brain injuries. Phil has published >350 peer-reviewed full manuscripts and has recently co-authored two textbooks in the area of environmental physiology. In addition to mechanistic laboratory-based experiments he leads regular field expeditions, including various outreach initiatives, to high altitude to study acclimatization and adaptation with particular focus on indigenous populations located in the mountainous regions of Tibet, South America and Ethiopia. Phil has won numerous national and international awards for his research and sits on various senior international scientific leadership and advisory groups. He also currently co-organizes a number of international conferences related to cerebrovascular and environmental physiology.

Talk Title: Cerebral blood flow control in extreme environments: lessons from indigenous high-altitude natives to deep-sea free divers

Bio@UBC

Additional speakers

  • Victoria Vieira-Potter, PhD (Associate Professor Nutrition and Exercise Physiology @MizzouNEPRes)
    Title: Sex, Drugs, and ‘Diet & Exercise’ (Exercise and Estrogen Improve Adipocyte Metabolism)
  • Changyu Sun, PhD (Assistant Professor in Biomedical, Biological and Chemical Engineering and Radiology @mizzouengineer)
  • Ludmila Lima-Silveira, Ph.D (Post-Doc in Biomedical Science, Kline Lab @MUCVM)
  • Aaron Morton, PhD (Post-Doc Medical Pharmacology and Physiolgy, Segal Lab @mumedicine)
    Title: Peripheral nerve regeneration: What does the vasculature have to say about it?
  • Soumen Jana, PhD (Assistant Professor in Biomedical, Biological and Chemical Engineering @mizzouengineer)
    Title: Heart valve scaffold with native-structured leaflets.
  • Shannon Kelly (GRA in Biomedical Science, Emter Lab @MUCVM)
    Title: Fibrotic remodeling of the heart-female sex hormones and chronic pressure.
  • Melissa Terpstra, PhD (Professor in Radiology @mumedicine)
 

Poster Registration and Submission

Undergraduates, graduate students, residents, and postdoctoral fellows are invited to participate in the poster/abstract competition.

Abstracts should contain a brief introduction, rationale, statement of methods, results, and a discussion/conclusion. The abstract is expected to be prepared by the candidate, in consultation with the faculty mentor. Please also include Lab Affiliation and any advanced degrees held in the Email body. Abstracts need to be submitted no later than Friday, February 4th (extended from 1/17).

The poster should be submitted in .PDF format prior to Thursday, Feburary 24th (extended from 2/14)for consideration in poster competition. Please send the PDF to mucvday@missouri.edu.

Final judging will be based on the overall poster presentation including scientific merit, presentation and ability to communicate. Prizes will be awarded to the top posters in each category.

Please send all communication to mucvday@missouri.edu

Event Information

This years Cardiovascular Day will be held, in person, off campus, at the Hilton Inn Garden Conference Center at 3300 Vandiver Drive (map). This is right next door to Bass Pro off of Hwy63, just North of the I-70/Hwy63 interchange.

Please contact mucvday@missouri.edu for more information.

Event Committee members:
Shinghua Ding, PhD
Kevin Cummings, Ph.D.
Luis Polo-Parada, Ph.D.
Ludmila Lima-Silveira, Ph.D.
Laura McClaskey

MU Departmental Cardiovascular Day Sponsors:
Department of Biomedical Sciences
Chair: Douglas K. Bowles, PhD, Professor
Department of Medical Pharmacology and Physiology
Chair: Kerry S. McDonald, PhD, Professor
Dalton Cardiovascular Research Center
Interim Director: Michael A. Hill, PhD, Professor
Nutrition and Exercise Physiology
Interim Chair: Jill Kanaley, PhD, Professor
Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, Dept. of Medicine
Director: Zhenguo Liu, MD, Professor

Corporate Sponsors:
FUJIFILM-VisualSonics
Velvet Leaf Bioscience LLC: Scientist Solutions Events
Danish Myo Technology A/S
Missouri Physiologica Society
Inscopix


Published by Dalton Cardiovascular Research Center, 1500 Research Park Drive, Columbia, MO 65211
Phone: 573-882-7588 Email: mailto:dalton@missouri.edu