Podcast appearances and mentions of caleb dawson

On Tuesday we had a full house to discuss the announcement of new mobile electric vehicle charging techology being rolled out at the Erie Auto Auction. With us was from Advanced Power & Energy Partners was Caleb Dawson and Jeff Huey, from Power Innovations International, Tim Rees, and from Ben Franklin Technology Partners, Brian Slawin.

Kortney is back in studio this week with Ben Sargent to talk loads of different topics!First, the pair welcome back Powassan Voodoos head coach Peter Goulet, and U18 draft pick Caleb Dawson to the show.After, the duo discuss the Barrie series while looking ahead to Peterborough and the Eastern Conference Finals.

This week the team are in the studio, with a focus on Immunology (in promotion of the upcoming ‘Day of Immunology') and an exciting work on an oral treatment for Diabetes.Dr Shane is joined in the studio this week by EAGG colleague Dr Ailie and Dr Caleb Dawson.Dr Holly Anderton Senior Postdoctoral Fellow from Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, discusses the complexity of the skin microenvironment and skin immunology.Dr Claire Gordon Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Infectious Diseases Physician at Austin Health, Clinical Lead at North-eastern Public Health Unit and Director of the Australian Donation and Transplantation Biobank, explains the importance and sophisticated nature of the immune system, T Cell research in humans and organ donation for research.Professor Charlotte Conn a Biophysical Chemist from RMIT University, joins the team to discuss a new oral capsule treatment delivery system which is being developed for Diabetes right here in Australia.The team finish with some science news, including recent findings regarding a common Fungi which breaks down plastics in 140 days.

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This episode of Cite Black Women podcast features a candid dialogue about Black Women's knowledge production and the politics of citation. On Friday, February 26th, 2021, scholars convened virtually at UC Berkeley. The lineup included CBW collective members Dr. Whitney N. L. Pirtle, Associate Professor of Sociology at UC Merced and Imani A. Wadud, PhD candidate in American Studies at the University of Kansas. The featured panelists were Derrika Hunt, Erin M. Kerrison, Frances Roberts-Gregory, Kerby Lynch, Nicole Denise Ramsey, and Reelaviolette Botts-Ward. Caleb Dawson organized the event and it was presented by the Black Graduate Student Association in collaboration with African American Student Development and The Office of Graduate Diversity. The conversation is both powerful and insightful, bringing together multiple points of Black feminist departure to creatively weave a series of alternative ethics, praxes, personal narratives, and radical philosophies around the urgency of Black citation and its future.

Caleb Dawson uses microscopy to research cancer and immunology. Continue reading →

Caleb Dawson uses microscopy to research cancer and immunology. Continue reading →

Caleb Dawson uses microscopy to research cancer and immunology. Continue reading →

CHURCH IS CHANGINGAs the effects of COVID‐19 continue to change the landscape of church ministry, some churches are considering permanent changes. One Baptist Church has seen online participation now three times larger than prepandemic in-person church attendance. Church pastor, Robby Gallaty, says they have begun the process of creating a permanent online church ministry. Pastor Gallaty says that churches predominantly dependent upon a building are going to have a hard time transitioning into the future. ‘Change is constant’, he says, but as the Body of Christ, there must be a willingness to reach as many people as possible even if it’s uncomfortable and different. If the Church doesn’t have a robust online presence it is going to miss where the people are.MESSAGE OF HOPE FOR TASMANIAIn May 2021, Will Graham will be bringing a message of hope to Tasmania. New Life reports that the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association has been preparing for the upcoming Celebration, which will be hosted in the cities of Hobart and Launceston and streamed online. FOCUS OF A MAN OF FAITHHeart Of The Nation, a feature in The Australian newspaper’s Weekend Magazine written by Ross Bilton, tells of an up-and-coming young medical researcher, Dr Caleb Dawson, who works at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute in Melbourne. Apparently, he is ‘probing the mysteries of cancer and the immune system using the esoteric techniques of “3D confocal fluorescence microscopy” in which special dyes and lasers are brought to bear on tissue samples, revealing ever-deeper layers of reality. Dawson’s curious gaze isn’t just detached and scientific. He sees beauty in there too; he sees art. And he sees something even deeper: the hand of God. For as well as being a scientist, Dawson, 28, is also a man of faith, a guitar-strumming Christian who declares his belief in the resurrection of Jesus.

CHURCH IS CHANGINGAs the effects of COVID‐19 continue to change the landscape of church ministry, some churches are considering permanent changes. One Baptist Church has seen online participation now three times larger than prepandemic in-person church attendance. Church pastor, Robby Gallaty, says they have begun the process of creating a permanent online church ministry. Pastor Gallaty says that churches predominantly dependent upon a building are going to have a hard time transitioning into the future. ‘Change is constant’, he says, but as the Body of Christ, there must be a willingness to reach as many people as possible even if it’s uncomfortable and different. If the Church doesn’t have a robust online presence it is going to miss where the people are.MESSAGE OF HOPE FOR TASMANIAIn May 2021, Will Graham will be bringing a message of hope to Tasmania. New Life reports that the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association has been preparing for the upcoming Celebration, which will be hosted in the cities of Hobart and Launceston and streamed online. FOCUS OF A MAN OF FAITHHeart Of The Nation, a feature in The Australian newspaper’s Weekend Magazine written by Ross Bilton, tells of an up-and-coming young medical researcher, Dr Caleb Dawson, who works at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute in Melbourne. Apparently, he is ‘probing the mysteries of cancer and the immune system using the esoteric techniques of “3D confocal fluorescence microscopy” in which special dyes and lasers are brought to bear on tissue samples, revealing ever-deeper layers of reality. Dawson’s curious gaze isn’t just detached and scientific. He sees beauty in there too; he sees art. And he sees something even deeper: the hand of God. For as well as being a scientist, Dawson, 28, is also a man of faith, a guitar-strumming Christian who declares his belief in the resurrection of Jesus.

Caleb Dawson is an Australian scientist working on cancer and immunology

In this week's episode of Anything but Square, we are joined by Dr Caleb Dawson, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute researcher, to discuss new immune cells revealed in breast ducts. The WEHI research team has discover a new type of immune cell that helps to keep breast tissue healthy.    The research was led by Dr Dawson, Professor Geoff Lindeman, Professor Jane Visvader and Dr Anne Rios, now based at the Princess Maxima Center for Pediatic Oncology, Netherlands. It was published in the journal Nature Cell Biology.    SUBSCRIBE to Fed Square: https://bit.ly/3ioxRjr   World-class art galleries and installations. A diverse range of food and drink. Thrilling, extraordinary events that capture the hearts of Melburnians year after year. Fed Square is anything but square. Since opening in 2002, Fed Square has seen more than 100 million visits and been named the 6th Best Public Square in the World. Frankly, we're slaying out here and it's nice to be recognised.   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FedSquare/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/FedSquare Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fed.square/ What's On at Fed Square: https://fedsquare.com/

I haven't acted in a while so believe me when I say this, Saturday (04/13/19) was magical. I love that feeling of being watched and cheered on stage. Film lasts forever but stage gives you spotlight and applause in that moment. In episode 10, I continue to talk to the talent and creatives from "Forever Yours". We were blessed to acquire Corrigan as an addition to the cast. The role of Caleb Dawson became his and he turned up during the weekend of the showcase. It was his Instagram that drew my attention; his drawings are so authentic,its as if he traced the imagines and put them on canvas. He assured me that tracing was his thing and he talks about seeing artistry and it being God given to him. He harps of repetition and finding the vibe as the factors that helps him create his master pieces. Sit back, relax and enjoy Episode 10 of the Whats Next!? Podcast a production of Still Visionary, Inc. "As long as you stay focused, don't stop, don't quite, keep going it'll happen for you " Follow Bink at http://www.facebook.com/CorriganColeman http://www.instagram.com/binktheartist Peace and Blessings!! John Ross http://www.stillvisionary.com (VISIT!) http://stillvisionaryinc@gmail.com http://www.facebook.com/Stillvisionaryinc http://www.twitter.com/johnrossdike; http://www.twitter.com/still_visionary http://www.instagram.com/johnrossdike; http://www.instagram.com/still_visionary http://www.linkedin.com/in/john-ross-dike-0a6a75173 http://still-visionary.tumblr.com

I haven't acted in a while so believe me when I say this, Saturday (04/13/19) was magical. I love that feeling of being watched and cheered on stage. Film lasts forever but stage gives you spotlight and applause in that moment. This was my second time doing "Forever Yours' and I had the Founder of Jalaworld Productions... Jala Jenkins talk about her master piece on Episode 3 of Whats Next!? So back to what I was saying, the second time did the play we had a different host. This go round, Josh "Kodak" Kaskin was the host, he originally was casted as Caleb Dawson but dude to life and other things he could not perform with me. I believe that it was supposed to workout that way! In the episode, we find out how he got his start in Hosting, we get to hear the poem he recited in Forever Yours, we talk about he evolution into becoming a poet and more. Not only is he a poet but he talks about his experiences with becoming an artist. Sit back, relax and enjoy Episode 9 of the Whats Next!? Podcast a production of Still Visionary, Inc. Follow Kodak at http://www.facebook.com/JoshuaKodakKaskin http://www.instagram.com/spitkodak http://j.kaskin17@gmail.com Peace and Blessings!! John Ross http://www.stillvisionary.com (VISIT!) http://stillvisionaryinc@gmail.com http://www.facebook.com/Stillvisionaryinc http://www.twitter.com/johnrossdike; http://www.twitter.com/still_visionary http://www.instagram.com/johnrossdike; http://www.instagram.com/still_visionary http://www.linkedin.com/in/john-ross-dike-0a6a75173 http://still-visionary.tumblr.com

On Friday February 22, 2019, the Black Graduate Students Association in collaboration with the LUTA initiative at the University of California Berkeley held a special Cite Black Women event alongside the ANTI-BLACK STATE VIOLENCE ACROSS THE AMERICAS symposium that occurred on campus at the same time. This Cite Black Women event, organized by Caleb Dawson in collaboration with Ayana Flewellen, Derrika Hunt, Malika Imhotep and Regan Patterson, brought together dozens of people from the campus community and featured a candid dialogue about citational politics and Black women’s knowledge. In addition, special guest Andreia Beatriz dos Santos, the co-founder of the Winnie Mandela School in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil (our t-shirt sales proceeds go to this school) was also in attendance. This candid and vibrant conversation represents the next generation of the Cite Black Women initiative - young scholars talking about the ways that citational practices influence their graduate school experiences and beyond. Enjoy.

On Friday February 22, 2019, the Black Graduate Students Association in collaboration with the LUTA initiative at the University of California Berkeley held a special Cite Black Women event alongside the ANTI-BLACK STATE VIOLENCE ACROSS THE AMERICAS symposium that occurred on campus at the same time. This Cite Black Women event, organized by Caleb Dawson in collaboration with Ayana Flewellen, Derrika Hunt, Malika Imhotep and Regan Patterson, brought together dozens of people from the campus community and featured a candid dialogue about citational politics and Black women’s knowledge. In addition, special guest Andreia Beatriz dos Santos, the co-founder of the Winnie Mandela School in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil (our t-shirt sales proceeds go to this school) was also in attendance. This candid and vibrant conversation represents the next generation of the Cite Black Women initiative - young scholars talking about the ways that citational practices influence their graduate school experiences and beyond. Enjoy.

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