CBR External Travel Awards: Earl W. Davie Symposium 2023 – Nicole Rhoads
Nicole Rhoads, Research Technician III from Bloodworks Research Institute shares her experience at the 2023 Earl W. Davie Symposium.
CBR External Travel Awards: Earl W. Davie Symposium 2023 – Sarah Stucky
Sarah Stucky, Research Coordinator from the University of Washington-Seattle shares her experience at the 2023 Earl W. Davie Symposium.
CBR External Travel Awards: Earl W. Davie Symposium 2023 – Mahsa Yazdanbaksh
Mahsa Yazdanbakhsh, PhD Student from the University of Alberta shares her experience at the 2023 Earl W. Davie Symposium.
Congratulations 2022-23 CBR Travel Award Recipients!
This past year, CBR was pleased to support 10 award recipients, who attended and presented at conferences and workshops around the globe.
Hotwire the Cure: Turning Cold Tumors Hot
Research by Dr. Julyanne Brassard, recently published in Frontiers in Oncology, highlights a promising new therapeutic target for ovarian cancer.
Canadian Blood Services announce new Dana Devine Award
Canadian Blood Services is proud to announce a new award in honour of Dr. Dana Devine to support early career scientists in a field related to transfusion science and medicine, blood banking and blood biotherapies.
Earl W. Davie Symposium 2023: Seventeen years of connecting through science sharing
The 17th annual Earl W. Davie symposium was held on November 16, 2023, at UBC Robson Square with local and international attendees.
Pain Amplified: Revealing the High Levels of Chronic Pain Among Women Living with HIV
A recent publication by members of the Côté Lab, explores articles published in the last 40 years that investigated pain in WLWH.
CD248 Promotes Insulin Resistance by Binding to the Insulin Receptor and Dampening Its Insulin-Induced Autophosphorylation
Science in Vancouver profiled a recent publication in EBioMedicine from the laboratory of Dr. Edward Conway.
The Clinical Implications of the Connection between COVID-19 and Sepsis
Two recent studies by the Hancock Lab1,2, focus on severe COVID-19 and another infectious disease called sepsis.