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Funding: CIHR Project Grant recipients announced
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research announced more than $11.9 million in research funding through their project grants competition for 17 projects across Western University.
- In Memoriam: Dr. Samuel Ludwin
- Award: Dr. Peeyush Lala honoured with American Association for Anatomy Henry Gray Scientific Achievement Award
- Award: Ornela Kljakic awarded Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers
- Media Release: Research points to early detection for Alzheimer’s disease
- Media Release: Stroke ups risks of heart complications
- Award: Dr. Achal Dhir receives Canadian Anesthesiologists’ Society Humanitarian Award
Our People
Return Journey: Sarah Mattonen, PhD’16, is a new faculty member at Schulich Medicine & Dentistry, working with the same interdisciplinary research group that she trained with as a graduate student.
Inspiring the future of cancer research: Claire Park, PhD Candidate, is developing an image-guided biopsy system to better detect and diagnose breast cancer.
The power of storytelling: Bruce Seet, PhD’02, believes in the power of storytelling. It’s how and why he created the Science To Business Network, which helps graduate trainees learn from the stories of others, as well as create their own.
Events
- Friday, January 24
ACB Seminar Series: Dr. Michael Downey - Friday, January 24
Epidemiology and Biostatistics Seminar Series - Monday, January 27
Physiology and Pharmacology Seminar Series - Tuesday, January 28
3MT 2020 Schulich Medicine & Dentistry and Science heat - Tuesday, January 28
3MT Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry | Science Heat - Wednesday, January 29
Take a Mental Health Break - Enjoy a Massage - Wednesday, January 29
Workshop: How to Get Promoted: Clinical Academics
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In The Media
Research fellow Amy Reichelt, PhD, investigates how diet changes the brain. In this article, she explores how unhealthy diets impact the developing brain, and why young peopleare so prone to developing obesity
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