LSCDS #ScienceNews and #Innovation
This week on LSCDS #ScienceNews and #Innovation, last week the world hit a record one billion COVID-19 vaccinations…yet their distribution has highlighted global disparities. And, scientists are making strides in their understanding of tiny segmentation [...]
LSCDS Networking Reception 2021 Recap
The LSCDS Networking Reception is an annual event that aims to connect U of T graduate students and trainees to working professionals within the life sciences industry. Guests are invited from a broad range of [...]
LSCDS #ScienceNews and #Innovation
This week in #ScienceNews and #Innovation, Nature answers the burning questions on safety concerns regarding the tentative link between Covid-19 vaccines and blood clots. Learn more about the science behind the vaccines as well as [...]
A Year in Review: Triumphs & Troubles of Science Communication During COVID-19
Featuring Dr. Glen Pyle, Co-Lead Ontario, COVID-19 Resources Canada For most Canadians, March held many pandemic anniversaries: from workplace shutdowns and border closures to the advent of Zoom socialising. But for many scientists, it also [...]
LSCDS #ScienceNews and #Innovation
This week in #ScienceNews and #Innovation: Mice model of psychotic illness could offer new insights into mental illness A team at Washington University School of Medicine have constructed an approach to objectively identify hallucination like [...]
LSCDS #ScienceNews and #Innovation
This week in #ScienceNews and #Innovation, the Clevers Laboratory at the University Medical Center Utrecht in the Netherlands discovered a way to grow organoids of tear glands that ‘cry’ tear-like fluid. (Image Credit: Yorick Post/Hubrecht [...]
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