Scholarly Activities

 Some of our latest activities

Invited Speaker - 2023 Endocrine Society Meeting Heading link

Keynote speaker (Dr. Kahn), speakers and organizers of the Rising Star Symposium

Dr. Cordoba-Chacon was one of the three speakers of a symposium “Nuclear Receptors in Inter-organ Communication in Health and Disease” that was held on the Annual meeting of the Endocrine Society in Chicago in 2023.

Seminar _ Lipid Club 2022-2023 Heading link

Rising Start Symposium - University of Kentucky Heading link

Keynote speaker (Dr. Kahn), speakers and organizers of the Rising Star Symposium

Honored to be invited to the #RisingStar Symposium of  Barnstable Brown Diabetes Center and the University of Kentucky, with other 12 nationally identified early career researchers.

University of Kentucky post

Video of conference in Instituto Cervantes / ECUSA Heading link

Cultural activities of Instituto Cervantes Chicago and ECUSA (LINK), I was interviewed by Veronica Fuentes and talked about non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.

Conference in Spanish.

 

Jose Muratalla presented our research in the first ENDOonline meeting on June 9th 2020 Heading link

Endoonline

Jose Muratalla abstract was selected for an oral presentation in ENDOonline. The annual meeting of the Endocrine Society was cancelled due to COVID-19. Our abstract was previously selected for an oral presentation, and we were of the few abstract selected to be presented in the first ENDOonline meeting. Congrats Jose!!!

Seminar in the Maimonides Biomedical Research Institute, 2018, Cordoba, Spain Heading link

Dr. Jose Cordoba-Chacon presented some of our key results in a Invited Seminar in the Maimonides Biomedical Research Institute of Cordoba, Spain.

Cover Picture - Journal of Endocrinology - March 2017 Heading link

Cover - http://joe.endocrinology-journals.org/content/232/3.cover-expansion

Two pictures that were included in our recent publication in the Journal of Endocrinology: Hepatocyte-specific, PPARγ-regulated mechanisms to promote steatosis in adult mice, were selected to be included in the Cover of a issue of The Journal of Endocrinology.