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DESCRIPTION:The Earle W. Crampton Award is given in recognition of Distingu
 ished Service in fields dealing with Nutrition and Food\, and consists of 
 an inscribed plaque and an honorarium. The recipient will deliver the Cram
 pton Award Lecture on the Macdonald Campus during the spring semester of e
 ach academic year\; the lecture is open to the public.\nThe Faculty of Agr
 icultural and Environmental Sciences presents the award annually in recogn
 ition of merit in any academic\, research\, administrative or industry/com
 munity activities which result in significant progress in knowledge\, and 
 /or development of programmes and/or services that enhance nutrition and t
 he quality of food for humans and/or animals. This year's award will be pr
 esenented to Dr. Fraser W. Scott\, Senior Scientist\, the Ottawa Hospital 
 Research Institute and Professor of Medicine and Biochemistry\, University
  of Ottawa.\nDr. Scott received BSc and MSc degrees in Agricultural Chemis
 try from McGill and a PhD in Biochemistry from Queen’s University (Kingsto
 n) followed by postdoctoral training in cancer research at the University 
 of Alberta.  He then joined Health Canada as a Research Scientist. In 1999
  he moved to the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute where he is a Senior S
 cientist in the Chronic Disease Program and Professor in the Departments o
 f Medicine and Biochemistry\, Microbiology and Immunology at the Universit
 y of Ottawa. He has authored 128 scientific articles and presented more th
 an 100 invited lectures.His research aims to understand how environmental 
 factors\, particularly dietary antigens\, control the expression of autoim
 mune type 1 diabetes in genetically at risk individuals.  Using molecular 
 and cellular approaches\, he has developed a disease model that integrates
  the role of gut lumen antigens\, the gut immune system and the endocrine 
 pancreas in the development of diabetes.   \nEveryone is welcome to attend
 .
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LOCATION:R2-045\, Raymond Building\, CA\, QC\, St Anne de Bellevue\, H9X 3V
 9\, 21111 Lakeshore Road
SUMMARY:EW Crampton Award and Lecture: Integrative biology of  environmenta
 lly-induced  autoimmune type 1 diabetes
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/macdonald/channels/event/ew-crampton-award-and-le
 cture-integrative-biology-environmentally-induced-autoimmune-type-1-diabet
 es-232539
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