CURRICULUM VITAE - The Pancreapedia

3. Teaching assistant for boot camp in “Xenopus embryology” for IGP students (2010).4. Training 5 entry level research assistants (2007-2013).5. Supervised a summer medical student (8 weeks) from the The Vanderbilt Summer Research TrainingProgram in Diabetes and Obesity, Kidney Disease, and Digestive Disease (2012).6. Training new users for Aperio Whole-slide Scanning Scope (and its associated algorithm) in the IsletProcurement and Analysis Core.SELECTED TALKS1. X-Omics Satelite meeting, October 2005, Obernai, France.- Retinoic acid signalling activities and pancreas specification in Xenopus.2. 1st Upper Midwest Islet Club (UMIC) Annual Meeting, Nashville, Tennessee (May 2008).- Lineage potency of Ptf1a-expressing cells during pancreas development.3. 15 th EASD Oxford Hagedorn workshop, Oxford, UK (August 2010).- Multipotent progenitor behaviour in pancreas organogenesis and injury-induced reprogrammingparadigms.4. 14 th and 15 th Vanderbilt Program in Developmental Biology Annual Retreat, Tennessee (2010, 2011).- Multipotent progenitor behaviour in pancreas organogenesis and injury-induced reprogrammingparadigms (2010).- Novel function of Mnx1 in endocrine lineage allocation, beta-cell maturation, and function (2011).5. 6 th Midwest Islet Club Conference. University Michigan, Michigan (May, 2013).- Mnx1 as a critical determinant in /δ cell fate selection during pancreatic endocrinediversification.INVITED TALKS1. Lund Stem Cell Center, Lund University, invited by Dr. Edgar Pera (June 2012).- Lineage interconversion between pancreatic cell types during pancreas organogenesis and injury.2. Institute of Medical Biology, A*STAR Biopolis, Singapore, invited by Dr. Norris R. Dunn (February2013).- Lineage interconversion between pancreatic cell types during pancreas organogenesis and injury.3. Infectious Disease Cluster, Advanced Medical and Dental Institute, Universiti Sains Malaysia, invitedby Dr. Tang Thean Hock (February 2013).- Interconversion between pancreatic cell types in pancreas organogenesis and injury paradigms.SELECTED POSTERS1. Pan FC, Chen Y, Pieler T. I-Sce Mediated Transgenesis in Xenopus Laevis. 4 th German-Italian XenopusMeeting, Menaggio, Italy (October 2003).2. Pan FC, Chen Y, Pieler T. Retinoic acid signaling in Xenopus pancreas development. 16 th GermanSociety of Developmental Biology (Gfe) Scientific Meeting, Muenster, Germany (April 2005).3. Pan FC, Chen Y, Pieler T. Retinoic acid signaling in Xenopus pancreas development. The FrenchDevelopmental Biology Society (SFBD) meeting, Obernai, France (October 2005).4. Pan FC, Wright CV. Lineage potency and restriction of Ptf1a-expressing cells during pancreasdevelopment. Keystone Symposium on Molecular and Cell Biology: Islet and Beta Cell Developmentand Transplantation, Snowbird, Utah (April 2008).5. Pan FC, Bankaitis ED, Xu X, Heimberg H, Magnuson MA, Wright CV. Lineage potency of Ptf1aexpressingcells during pancreas development and regeneration. Beta Cell Biology Consortium (BCBC)Annual Investigator Retreat, Chantilly, VA (May 2009).4