Ly Vu has been awarded the Michael Smith Health Research BC Scholar Award for the project titled, "Post-transcriptional regulation of hematopoietic stem cell function during normal and malignant hematopoiesis."

The Michael Smith Health Research BC Scholar Program supports early-career health researchers who are building leading-edge health research programs, training the next generation of scientists and expanding their potential to make significant contributions to their field.

This award supports researchers in jump-starting their research once again after the delays imposed by COVID-19 by providing funding dedicated to blood cancer research in Canada. 

This two-year grant provides funding to research that will lead to a significant change in the understanding, diagnosis, or treatment of pediatric blood cancers.

Stem Cell Network awards support world-class, translational, regenerative medicine research, across the research continuum, to facilitate health, social and economic benefits for Canadians.

This award supports early career researchers to develop a research program with a regenerative medicine focus.

Melika Bakharzi (Kuchenbauer Lab) awarded ECHORIDGE Educational Foundation Scholarship

This fund has been set up to award deserving students who are studying in the area of Hematological Malignancies

Award presented by the VGH & UBC Hospital Foundation

Project title: Functional modeling and characterization of osteolyic bone lesions in multiple myeloma patients.

​​​This year marks 40 years of science, discovery, innovation, collaboration and education at the Terry Fox Laboratory.

Congratulations to Sara McPherson (Stirling Lab) for receiving the GSAT summer student scholarship for her project entitled, "Dominant Missense Genetics of DNA Repair to Uncover Novel Synthetic Lethal Interactions."

Participating undergraduate students get hands-on research experience with researchers from the Centre for Blood Research, the Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health, the International Collaboration on Repair Discoveries, the Genome Science and Technology Graduate Program, and the UBC School of Biomedical Engineering. 

FoM MRPM provides undergraduate students with an opportunity to explore their interest in interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research by undertaking a summer project supervised by a cross-faculty pair of researchers based on the success of the University of British Columbia at Okanagan’s Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Research Projects in Health program.