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Dr. Connie Eaves, distinguished scientist and co-founder of the Terry Fox Laboratory at BC Cancer, has been included as one of Chatelaine’s Women of the Year as an “all-around awesome woman who helped put Canada on the world stage.”

In the podcast, Ryan shares his journey of how identifying a need in one field allowed him to tackle some of the most challenging data analysis issues in flow cytometry.

Each year, over 2,000 British Columbians are diagnosed with blood cancer. BC Cancer is looking at innovative treatment solutions to reduce the burden of cancer in B.C. and beyond.

The Canada Gairdner Awards recognize the world's most creative and accomplished biomedical scientists who are advancing humanity and the world.

Reference collections of human genomes are a critically important resource for biomedical discovery. We recently described that the single cell Strand-seq method, which was developed in my laboratory, has unique potential to detect large polymorphic inversions and map them onto fully phased genome assemblies.