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Solving a Burning Question
Brad Hussey is a Hamilton, Ontario-based writer and communications consultant who currently serves as communications director for OIRM. This post is shared with permission of OIRM. Sunnybrook researchers are on a quest to improve wound healing using stem cells from patients’ own burned tissue. Each year, nearly half a million people are injured by burns requiring […]
Harnessing the liver’s power to regenerate
This article was authored by Julie Crljen, Coordinator, Communications and Outreach at Medicine by Design, a strategic initiative that harnesses the expertise at the University of Toronto and its affiliated hospitals to undertake transformative research in regenerative medicine and cell therapy, power Toronto’s bioscience sector, and strengthen Canada as a global leader in the field. […]
How coastal urbanization is contaminating seafood and an emerging technology is being developed to stem the tide
Francesco Zangari is a PhD researcher at the University of Toronto in the Department of Molecular Genetics. He studies RNA/protein interactions using state-of-the-art mass spectrometry techniques. Outside the lab, Francesco is a Toronto-based science writer, driven to captivate readers with in-depth stories about the people involved in science and new scientific discoveries. To date, Francesco […]
Till & McCulloch Meetings 2020: A tale of self-renewal
Joshua Dierolf (www.joshuadierolf.com) is currently completing his PhD in the lab of Dr. Dean Betts, at Western University, studying the influence of metabolism on stem cell pluripotency and early development. He will be joining Dr. Amy Wong, at the University of Toronto, in the near future. As Canada’s premier stem cell meeting, the Till & […]
Toronto researchers awarded $1 million from Medicine by Design to advance bold new ideas in regenerative medicine
This article was authored by Julie Crljen, Coordinator, Communications and Outreach at Medicine by Design, a strategic initiative that harnesses the expertise at the University of Toronto and its affiliated hospitals to undertake transformative research in regenerative medicine and cell therapy, power Toronto’s bioscience sector, and strengthen Canada as a global leader in the field. […]
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