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- Located at the Princess Margaret Hospital, Toronto, Ontario
- Research foci: cancer— genomics, informatics, molecular biology, clinical trials, signalling pathways, structural biology and biophysics.
- 262 scientists and clinician-scientists
- $101M external funding
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- Located at the Toronto General Hospital, Toronto, Ontario
- Research foci: cardiology, transplantation, immunology and infectious disease
- 180 scientists and clinician-scientists
- $60M external funding
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- Located at Toronto Rehab, Toronto, Ontario
- Research foci: rehabilitation sciences, cardiopulmonary fitness and mobility
- 29 scientists and clinician-scientists
- $12M external funding
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- Located at the Toronto Western Hospital, Toronto, Ontario
- Research foci: Neural and visual sciences, musculoskeletal disease and community and population health
- 122 scientists and clinician-scientists
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Dr. Tak Mak Shares Major Cancer Breakthrough
Jun 19, 2013
In a media event held June 18, two of the world's most acclaimed cancer researchers, Drs. Tak Mak of the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, and Dennis Slamon of the University of California, Los Angeles, shared news of a major breakthrough in their decade-long pursuit to develop a new class of "sharpshooter" cancer drugs.
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UHN Researchers Awarded CFI Leaders Opportunity Fund
Jun 14, 2013
The Canada Foundation for Innovation announced the results of the most recent Leaders Opportunity Fund competition; the awardees include TGRI’s Drs. Michael Wheeler, Daniel Winer and Minna Woo. Funding will help establish a new Diabetes Discovery Core, which will use state-of-the-art equipment to examine the role of metabolism, inflammation and other cellular stress in beta cells and other metabolic tissues implicated in diabetes. This research will help develop new methods for treating this disease.
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Biophotonics Researcher Made Fellow of Optics Society
Jun 12, 2013
OCI Senior Scientist Dr. Alex Vitkin was recently named a Fellow of the Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers in recognition of his considerable scientific and technical contributions to the fields of biomedical optics and biophotonics. His research has contributed significantly to the development and use of optical coherence tomography to monitor treatment responses to photodynamic and radiation therapies, a unique imaging approach that fits well within the emerging trend of personalized medicine.
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