Distinguished Speaker Seminar Series 

This seminar series presented by the Department of Ophthalmology, Vision and Anatomical Sciences (OVAS), Wayne State University School of Medicine is one of the major platforms to enhance our knowledge base, promote innovation, stimulate new ideas and cultivate collaboration. It also emphasizes the education of the next generation of scientists.

The Distinguished Speaker Series hosts accomplished experts from all over the world to introduce their discoveries, cutting-edge technologies and translational research experience in their own words. The series covers a wide range of topics from Ophthalmology, Vision Sciences, Ocular Immunology, Neurobiology, Genetics and Imaging; from molecular mechanisms of health and pathogenesis of diseases to the development of new treatments.

All seminars will be held in the departmental conference room and broadcast live through Zoom. The Distinguished Speaker Series brings the best of the world to Detroit, and disseminates knowledge to the world. Through engaging conversations with faculty members and trainees, it stimulates new innovative ideas and collaboration, and elevates the horizon of the students and trainees.

The seminars are held on Thursdays, at noon, once a month during the academic year. Please join us in person or virtually on Zoom.

For more information or comments and suggestions, please email:

Shunbin Xu, MD, PhD, or Selina Hall 
 

Next seminar

Understanding retinal visual function using live imaging and targeted electrophysiology

Bart Borghuis, Ph.D.
Associate professor
Anatomical Sciences & NeurobiologyInstitute: University of Louisville

December 14, 2023
3pm EST 

On-site location

OVAS departmental library
Scott Hall, room #8366

Virtual attendees

Join via Zoom