Drs. Karla Williams, Ann Chambers, and two GlycoNet scientists Drs. Mark Nitz and Hon Leong—received a US$600,000 award from the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) to expand their breast cancer research.
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Introducing a novel glycomics core service—48Hour Discovery
This accelerated service is designed to help academia and industry in molecular discovery in the areas of therapeutics, diagnostics, and probe development.
US DoD awards US$1.5M to GlycoNet antimicrobial research program
Funding will focus on the development of antibiofilm therapeutics.
GlycoNet invests $1.6 million to further glycomics research
Funds will contribute to studying an array of human diseases.
GlycoNet scientist Dr. Chris Whitfield receives $2M grant
Prof Gets $2-Million Grant to Study Drug-Resistant Pathogens
GlycoNet awards $9.6 million to fund glycomics research
The Canadian Glycomics Network (GlycoNet), Canada’s first national research network focused on the study of glycomics, has awarded 17 research grants totaling more than $9.6 million.
The sweetest thing: Internationally renowned carbohydrate chemist David Bundle reflects on a lifetime of achievement
David Bundle will be honoured at a symposium July 16 and 17 for his achievements as one of the world’s foremost authorities in carbohydrate chemistry.
Blood for all: Making universal blood through enzymes
GlycoNet Investigators describe the development of an improved enzyme that takes us a step closer to having universal blood.
GlycoNet Scientific Director awarded Canada Research Chair
By Michael Brown (Edmonton – April 10, 2015) The University of Alberta has been awarded four new Canada Research Chairs (CRC) to go along with one advancement, worth a total of $5.2 million. New Tier 1 Chairs, designations that come with a $1.4-million award to be paid out over seven years, include business professor Michael […]
University of Alberta takes lead role in new Canadian research network
The University of Alberta is about to become a house of carbs.