Spark convenes monthly brown bag presentations of Substance Use Disorder-related research and programming conducted by Emory faculty and our Community Partners.
To view past brown bag presentations, please click on the links below.
2020 Brown Bag Sessions
January
The Role of the Emergency Department in Addressing the Opioid Epidemic
Alaina Steck, MD
What we can and can’t do with rodent model systems in addiction-related research
Shannon Gourley, PhD
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2019 Brown Bag Sessions
April
Pharmacy-based strategies to combat the opioid epidemic
Natalie Crawford, PhD
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May
TADA: Training in Advanced Data Analytics to End Drug-Related Harms
Hannah Cooper, ScD and Lance Waller, PhD
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June
Developing Longitudinal, County-Level Estimates of Opioid Use Disorder
Courtney Yarbrough, PhD
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July
Harm Reduction
Mojgan Zare, MD, MPH
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September
Georgia Drug Overdose & Prescribing Surveillance
Laura Edison, DVM, MPH, CDC Career Epidemiology Field Officer
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Nonhuman primate models of Early Life Stress: Relevance for Drug Addiction
Mar M Sanchez, PhD
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October
Anesthesia Provider Perceptions of the Effect of Opioids on Surgical Oncology Outcomes
Kelly L. Wiltse Nicely, PhD, CRNA
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December
The Role of Galanin in Opioid Addiction Neurocircuitry
Stephanie Foster
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Implementation of syringe service programs in rural Kentucky: preliminary findings of a qualitative study
Umed Ibragimov, PhD
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