This series, jointly organized by the Canadian Immunization Research Network (CIRN) and the Canadian Center for Vaccinology (CCfV), includes one or two presentations and intermittently a CIRN Curriculum Case Study each month, available by webinar.

All webinars are one hour, starting at:

2:00 Newfoundland time,
1:30 Atlantic time,
12:30 Eastern time,
11:30 Central time,
10:30 Mountain time,
9:30 Pacific time.

NEXT seminar presentation:  Friday, September 25: Marina Ulanova, Groundwork for creating a vaccine to prevent invasive Haemophilus influenzae type a disease in Canadian Aboriginal communities

FUTURE presentations:
October 9: Cynthia Tram, Control of Chlamydia muridarum infection requires IL-17 receptor signaling
October 23: Katharine Brown, Participant Motivations for Phase I Vaccine Trials
November 20: David Fisman, TBD
December 11: Shelly Bolotin, Todd Hatchette, and Alberto Severini, Immunity of Canadians and Risk of Epidemics (iCARE): using sero-epidemiology to answer questions about population immunity to vaccine-preventable diseases
January 8: Heather Samson, IMPACT
January 22: CIRN Curriculum Case Study, TBD

Webinar guest connection

1. Log in via this link   https://duccv.globalmeet.com/EDSERIES
   IMPORTANT: allow pop-ups from the GlobalMeet site, usually an alert will appear in your browser search bar asking if you want to allow pop-ups from this site
2. Sign in as Guest using your name and email address.
3. Connect to the webinar audio by phone (preferred because the quality is better) or through your computer. To connect by phone, enter the phone # where you are and include the extension if applicable. You will receive an automated telephone call with instructions to connect; you will not need a passcode. To join the meeting, hit “1”, then say your name after the tone (if you wish) and press #. It will take a few minutes to connect audio and visual. If you do not connect within 5 minutes please start over (as above).
4. If you are not at your computer and wish to use dial-in (audio) only, call toll free  1-866-398-2885, pass code 774 160 8804 #.