University of Toronto — Temerty Faculty of Medicine
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About This Event

The Annual Temerty Distinguished Lecture features leading voices in medicine and science. This year, Dr. Sarah Chen presents "The Future of Precision Medicine: From Bench to Bedside," exploring how genomic data and AI are transforming diagnosis and treatment. Reception to follow.

Now in its 15th year, the Temerty Distinguished Lecture Series continues to bring world-class researchers and clinicians to the University of Toronto community. This flagship event is a highlight of the academic calendar, drawing alumni, students, faculty, and members of the broader medical community.

Featured Speaker

Dr. Sarah Chen

Director, Precision Medicine Initiative at Stanford

Dr. Sarah Chen is a world-renowned genomicist and Director of the Precision Medicine Initiative at Stanford. Her work on CRISPR applications in cancer treatment has been published in Nature, The Lancet, and NEJM. She brings a bold vision for how personalized genomic therapies will reshape clinical practice in the coming decade.

What to Expect

  • Welcome remarks from the Dean
  • Distinguished Lecture presentation (60 min)
  • Audience Q&A session
  • Networking reception with light refreshments

Admission

Free and open to all alumni, students, and faculty. Registration is required to secure your seat, as capacity is limited.

Event Details

Date
May 3, 2026
Time
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Location
MaRS Auditorium
101 College St
Toronto, ON
Cost
Free
Registration required. Open to all alumni, students, and faculty.
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