Three CBR scientists awarded the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Project Grant: Fall 2024 competition
A total of 55 projects led by UBC researchers were awarded $38.1 million in combined funding through the CIHR Project Grant: Fall 2024 competition.
CBR External Travel Awards: Earl W. Davie Symposium 2024 – Guadalupe Rojas-Sanchez
Guadalupe Rojas-Sanchez, Postdoctoral Fellow, Bloodworks Research Institute, shares her experience at the 2024 Earl W. Davie Symposium.
CBR External Travel Awards: Earl W. Davie Symposium 2024 – Ava Obenaus
Ava Obenaus, PhD Candidate, University of Washington, shares her experience at the 2024 Earl W. Davie Symposium.
The CBR welcomes Dr. Hugh Kim as Director
As of January 1st, 2025, the Centre for Blood Research (CBR) is pleased to welcome Dr. Hugh Kim as Director.
CBR External Travel Awards: Earl W. Davie Symposium 2024 – Michelle Brenner
Michelle Brenner, 3rd year fellow in Pediatric Hematology/Oncology/BMT at the Medical College of Wisconsin, shares her experience at the 2024 Earl W. Davie Symposium.
Connecting Minds, Advancing Science: Recapping the 18th Annual Earl W. Davie Symposium
On November 13th, 2024, the Centre for Blood Research (CBR) held their 18th annual Earl W. Davie Symposium.
Q&A with Dr. Michael Sutherland, Recipient of the 2024 Neil Mackenzie Mentorship Excellence Award
We recently profiled Dr. Michael Sutherland, recipient of the 2024 Neil Mackenzie Mentorship Excellence Award. Thank you for everything you do!
Scientist Dana Devine helped modernize transfusion practices in Canada
This special article about Dr. Dana Devine was written by Diane Peters and is originally published in The Globe and Mail on December 8, 2024.
Lay Science Writing Competition 2024: Understanding graft versus host disease (GvHD)
In this blog, Katerina Rosenflanz, the author of the first-prize winning entry, provides some behind-the-scenes insights into the preparation of her LSWC submission.
The Role of Filamin A in Blood Clotting: How Platelets Change Shape to Stop Bleeding
The Kim lab in the CBR has been studying how platelets change shape, specifically focusing on a protein called Filamin A (FLNA), which plays a crucial role in the shape-shifting process.