Using the peer study method, McGill Lifelong Learning offers 4–10-week terms per year to seniors and retirees in the greater Montreal area, and now virtually beyond Quebec borders. The link to the MCLL website is https://www.mcgill.ca/mcll/about-mcll
This is a quick reminder that Carleton's Lifelong Learning registration for the Winter 2022 Session opens Tuesday, January 11 at 10:00 a.m. ET, at carleton.ca/lifelong/registration/.
Over the course of four Saturdays (March 5th to 26th), the following sessions will be presented by: David Docherty, BSc., MSc., PhD.& Chris Pengilly, MD., ChB.
Each presentation will focus on a specific system of the body and cover how it works but also what can go wrong as we age and how to fix it.
Presentation Topics: 10 am - noon PST
Mar 05: “The Heart of the Matter!”
Mar 12: “What’s a bad joint like this doing in a nice person like you?”
Wednesday March 9, 2022, 2pm to 3:30pm MT via Zoom
Title: The Archives and Special Collections (including rare books) at UCalgary’s Taylor Family Digital Library
Speaker: Annie Murray, UCalgary rare books and special collections librarian
Did you know the number of books and archival materials in UCalgary’s Archives and Special Collections has doubled since 2019?
Invitation from U. Alberta Assoc. of Retired Academic Staff re free Zoom session: The CANADIAN ARCTIC
Wednesday, March 23 at 1:00 pm MT
Title: The Canadian Arctic
Speaker: Professor Emeritus John England
Short Overview of Session: His talk will include some of scientific discoveries of international interest from the ice age to the present that were made at U. Alberta. He will also address climate change with a focus on the late 19th century explorers.
The Study and Treatment of Parkinson’s Disease: Which are DNA-based tools discovered by Maria DeRosa's research team?
Speaker: Professor Maria DeRosa, Interim Dean, Faculty of Science, Carlton University, Ottawa, Ontario (Maria.DeRosa@carleton.ca)
Short Overview: Dr. DeRosa will describe the science of aptamers, how the aptamers were discovered and characterized, and their applications for the study and treatment of Parkinson’s disease
