And the developments are really new every year.

So my name is Annie Cernia, and I'm assistant professor in biochemistry and molecular biology at the University of British Columbia.

I brought my entire lab to this meeting because it's my favorite meeting.

So I did all my training in the States and then started my lab in 2019.

And this meeting was actually my first introduction to epigenetics and epigenetics community in Canada and has been incredibly rewarding.

welcoming community and I have been very happy to introduce my lab to all of the wonderful folks who are here and it's a great place for them to share their science and get good feedback but also to meet other people working on similar or other types of epigenetics research.

How many times did you attend the CETRC and do you have any insight on a particular session or a moment? Yeah, so I've been here

like four times, I think.