Research Day
Dr. Benjamin Deneen, PhD
21st Annual HBI Research Day | June 12, 2025
Save the date and join us for HBI's annual Research Day, happening Thursday June 12, 2025. Our keynote this year will be Dr. Benjamin Deneen, PhD, Professor and Dr. Russell J. and Marian K. Blattner Chair, Director, Center for Cancer Neuroscience, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas.
This year’s theme is Glia, Growth, and Guided Trips: Advances from Cells to Psyche. The program will highlight advances in glial cell biology, neuro-oncology, and mental health research; featuring faculty and trainee presentations, lunch-hour poster sessions, as well as a catered lunch & reception in the Azrieli Atrium.
Email hbi@ucalgary.ca for registration link
Please note, this event is intended for HBI members, trainees and staff and is not open to the general public.
Trainee Abstract Submission
HBI graduate students are invited to submit abstracts for the lunch-hour poster sessions, limited spots available! You may also choose to be considered for the “Poster Teaser Session”—a brief, 1-minute/1-slide spotlight presentation during the main program.
Prizes for abstracts:
- 1st place - $400
- 2nd place - $200
- 3rd place - $100
Deadline abstraction submissions: May 29, 2025, at 11:59 PM
Poster Judging Opportunity
We welcome HBI faculty, postdocs, and research staff to sign up as volunteer judges for the trainee poster sessions.
This is a great opportunity to support trainee research and contribute to the success of the event!
Thank You to Our 2025 Sponsors
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Sponsoring HBI Research Day provides your organization with direct access to a dynamic and engaged audience of leading neuroscience and mental health researchers, clinicians, and trainees. Through thought-provoking presentations and invaluable networking opportunities, this event offers exceptional brand visibility and the chance to connect with key members of the neuroscience community. This is a unique opportunity to witness groundbreaking advancements in neuroscience that are driving innovation in Alberta and beyond.
Limited spots available!