HCS 2022 Webinar Series
Wednesday, December 7, 12:00pm easternGoal Oriented Webinar: The 3 Most Important Questions
worksheet to print outeditable worksheetInvited Speaker, A. Sally Davis, DVM, PhD, DACVP, DACVM is a member of both the Histochemical Society and the American Society of Investigative Pathology. Throughout her career she has been involved with the development of scientists as whole persons. Recently, she completed her Life Coach Certification with Evercoach by Mindvalley. She is passionate about coaching fellow scientists in groups and individually. REGISTER HERE
Wednesday, January 11, 12:00pm easternRole of vWf-ADAMTS13 homeostasis in microthrombi formation and immunothrombosis; implications in diabetesThe consequences of microangiopathy and its associated coagulopathies occur with excessive activation of immune cells, activation of coagulation cascade precursors, and platelet dysfunction. During this process, there is a disbalance in von Willebrand factor (vWf) and its natural cleavage factor, ADAMTS13, that promotes microthrombi formation by excess of high molecular weight vWf multimer accumulation in target organs. Trauma has allowed us to study these induced consequences in platelets and endothelial cells in the process of immunothrombosis. This talk will engage the audience with novel findings in the area of vWf-ADAMTS13 homeostasis in microthrombi formation and immunothrombosis. We will also address the implication of this new knowledge in a disease model that shows increased thrombocytosis and coagulopathy as in diabetic patients. Roberto Mota-Alvidrez, MD, MSDr. Roberto Mota Alvidrez is a Research Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Prior to this, he served as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Texas Southwestern (UTSW), Department of Molecular Genetics Center for Translational Neurodegeneration Research, Dallas, Texas, and as a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of North Carolina, Department of Surgery, and the McAllister Heart Institute, both in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. REGISTRATION LINK COMING SOON
Wednesday, January 25, 12:00pm easternHighlights from PragueJoin HCS members as they present their work that was featured at the ICHC Congress in Prague this past summer. Speakers will be:
Franke Peale, MD, PhD, Genetech
Margarida Barroso, PhD, Albany Medical College Joe Cheatwood, PhD, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine Program details and registration link coming soon!
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Wrap-up the year and set the stage for the next by answering the 3 most important questions.Most goals we set in life are means oriented rather than ends oriented. While means goals have a “so” in them and conform to your environment, ends goals prompt us to follow our hearts, intuition and feelings. Traditional goal setting commands you to define what you want and how you are going to achieve it. However, it frequently falls short in that it fails to provide any guidance as to whether the goals are right for you. Means goals can also lack linkage to your passion, vision and momentum to make those goals happen. Ends goals in contrast fall into 3 buckets: experience, growth and contribution. Join us in this guided adventure where you will learn more about the difference between means and ends goals and generate end goalsfor yourself. During our time together, you will (1) design your experience, (2) envision your growth and (3) outline your contribution. Download this worksheet for the webinar: