GlycoNet s’est associé avec Apprentis en biosciences pour accueillir des étudiants du secondaire dans le cadre d’un programme de recherche d’une durée d’une semaine à l’Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS).
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GlycoNet Investigator appointed as new dean for the Faculty of Science at Wilfrid Laurier University
Dr. Anthony Clarke begins his term to lead the Faculty of Science as its new dean on Aug 1, 2019.
Indigenous diversity in science research
GlycoNet Investigator Dr. Jöerg Bohlmann and his mentee Olivia Baptiste bring inclusiveness to the forefront
Perspectives from the next generation of scientists
Four GlycoNet trainees discuss how glycomics research can change the face of healthcare
Highlights from the 2019 Canadian Glycomics Symposium
Putting Canadian leadership in translational glycomics research on display
GlycoNet welcomes three new Network Investigators
Drs. Chantelle Capicciotti, Samy Cecioni, and Lisa Willis further strengthen multidisciplinary expertise of the Network.
Advice and inspiration from three GlycoNet women scientists who are on the frontline of change
By Ali Chou In her lab in Edmonton, Alberta, Dr. Lori West, a GlycoNet Investigator, is overseeing the analysis of biological samples from pediatric heart transplant patients and preparing to send the results to a team of collaborators. They are carbohydrate chemists, and they create and modify tools to better understand the structure of blood-type […]
Leading experts from Taiwan to join forces with GlycoNet
Canadian researchers and Taiwanese institution break boundaries to advance glycomics research by Ali Chou GlycoNet Investigators giving lectures at Short Courses in Frontier Science and Technology at Academia Sinica in Taiwan, 2019. The international research community works to pioneer solutions that benefit people and their health. Life in the lab can be lonely. Research can […]
GlycoNet welcomes two new team members
Network investigators and trainees will receive communications support to promote their research and its positive impact by GlycoNet Staff The Canadian Glycomics Network (GlycoNet) recently welcomed Ali Chou and Marie-Christine Houle to its team. “We are pleased to have two passionate communicators join our team. Ali brings a scientific background as well as social media […]
Opinion: Federal research cuts will erode research capabilities
he Canadian research ecosystem works for the well-being of all Canadians. It is founded on multidisciplinary and translational innovation and fuelled by partnerships between a vibrant university research sector and industry.Politicians have long understood that a national alignment of research priorities helps find concrete solutions to the current and future needs of Canadians. Cross-country research collaboration also allows all provinces, including Alberta, to attract and retain talent and to diversify their economy.