Joint & Bone Initiative

BJI Showcase Series

These monthly events are open to the BJI membership (i.e. investigators, trainees, and partners) as well as the broader MSK community locally and beyond. Showcases are typically one hour long with two or three 10-15 minutes presentations. Occasionally, guest speakers are invited to speak in a more traditional seminar format. All presenters are encouraged to use plain language as much as possible to support cross disciplinary engagement. They are also provided with a flexible slide template to support their effort in sharing their work and interacting with colleagues. Goals may vary from speaker to speaker from troubleshooting challenges, gaining new perspectives on a problem or methodology, creating new collaborative opportunities, celebrating success and/or exploring future study ideas (see examples of presentations types below).

To volunteer as, or suggest a Speaker for the Showcase Series please complete the
Proposal Form and email to westerns.bji@uwo.ca

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The BJI Showcase Events will be retuning to in person events in 2023.
We look forward to seeing you all there.

 


June 6, 2023 9:00am

WIRB 1170

Cross Institute Showcase
" Technologies that Support Remote Care" 

See full speakers list & reigster here

Janis Cardy 
Aug 22, 2023 2:00pm  Dr. Aaron Fenster [Research Wrap-up]
Dr. Susan Hunter [Research Wrap-up]
Nov 17, 2023 2:00pm Dr. Ana Luisa Trejos [Research Wrap-up]
Dr. Matt Teeter [Research Wrap-up]

Example of Showcase presentations types include:

INTRODUCTORY SHOWCASE

These presentations are meant to get people excited about recently funded projects. Award winners are encouraged to provide details about the research problem and the gaps being addressed, and about the team gathered to accomplish the project. To create interaction with the audience, the presenters may choose to highlight potential risks and mitigation plans or unique disciplines, stakeholders or expertise the team is seeking to engage;

MID-TERM SHOWCASE

These presentations are meant to update people on progress and build anticipation for potential impact of a project. Award winners are encouraged to briefly provide details about the research problem and the gaps being addressed as well as non-confidential updates on progress and/or lessons learned. To create interaction with the audience, presenters may choose to talk about barriers or facilitators as well as unanticipated outcomes or challenges or invite new partners to speak about their role in the project; and 

END OF GRANT SHOWCASE

These presentations are meant to update people on progress and impact of a project. Award winners are encouraged to briefly provide details about the research problem, the approach and outcomes of the work. To create interaction with the audience, presenters may choose to talk about knowledge translation plans, leveraging opportunities and future research directions.

 

BJI Seminar Series - List of Past Speakers