Mini Symposium: Sex and Gender in Research
Why do sex and gender matter in medical and health research? Through three talks by researchers at the forefront of integrating sex considerations into study design, followed by a moderated panel discussion, you will gain practical insights into challenges, established best practices, and emerging opportunities for incorporating sex- and gender-sensitive perspectives into research.
Schedule:
10:30
“The effect of testosterone on CD4+ T cells in health and autoimmune liver disease” by Dorothee Schwinge
10:50
“Sex differences & immune variation: lessons from Tanzania” by Tal Pecht
11:10
“The role of biological sex in bladder mucosal immunity” by Molly Ingersoll
11:30
Panel Discussion moderated by David Fußhöller
Schedule:
10:30
“The effect of testosterone on CD4+ T cells in health and autoimmune liver disease” by Dorothee Schwinge
10:50
“Sex differences & immune variation: lessons from Tanzania” by Tal Pecht
11:10
“The role of biological sex in bladder mucosal immunity” by Molly Ingersoll
11:30
Panel Discussion moderated by David Fußhöller
Time
Thursday, 15.10.26 - 10:30 AM
- 12:30 PM
Event format
Talk
Topic
Gender Equality
Target groups
All interested
Languages
English
Location
Online via Zoom
Reservation
required
Registration/Ticket
Organizer
IRENE
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