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I had job options in US. But I decided to join the University of Toronto; one of the main reasons was CIFAR.

Hae-Young Kee
Fellow, Quantum Materials

About Outreach


At CIFAR, knowledge mobilization (KMb) is the process by which the institute communicates knowledge and research breakthroughs generated within its programs to knowledge users (e.g., government, business & industry, NGOs, pan-governmental organizations, and practitioners) in order to increase the value of its research to society.

CIFAR engages in a number of KMb events each year. These events bring together CIFAR researchers and knowledge users in a targeted and interactive fashion in order to facilitate knowledge sharing. The events differ in their structure and makeup, depending on the nature of the research being discussed and the needs and interests of the knowledge user(s). A description of upcoming CIFAR KMb events is listed below.

UPCOMING CIFAR KNOWLEDGE MOBILIZATION EVENTS:

February 19-21, 2013, Toronto

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Neuroscience Accelerator Workshop: Autism

CIFAR, in partnership with the Ontario Brain Institute, brings together its international experts from diverse areas of neuroscience for a high-level meeting in Toronto, February 2013. Researchers will share their latest research findings and knowledge of autism to elucidate new ways of thinking and cutting-edge approaches that will lead to a better understanding of the root causes of this life-long brain disorder. Event details.



February 20, 2013, Toronto

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Cracking the Autism Enigma

Please join CIFAR and Ontario Brain Institute as they present an evening with Dr. Stephen Scherer as he presents some of the latest research on Autism. The lecture will be complimented with a moderated discussion with Dr. Marla Sokolowski (Co-Director, CIFAR program in Expeience-based Brain and Biological Development; Co-Director, Fraser Mustard Institute in Human Development, University of Toronto) and Dr. Evdokia Anagnostou (Clinician Scientist, Bloorview Research Institute; Assistant Professor, University of Toronto) hosted by OBI's President Dr. Donald Stuss. Event details.

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