That is completely nutty! 1st, I don't think they'd understand the research. 2nd, would they really turn away desperately needed federal $$ for Canadian discovery research? Even the dumb US conservatives are smart enough to take credit when Biden hands out money to states...

Thanks for the invitation Jose C. Crispin! I learned a lot from immunologists florencia rosetti Monica Guzman JC Balandrán Marion Brunck Dr Yane Valdez Tejeira Schnoor Lab Rosa Elena

Incredible openning of the #ImmunoMexico2024 in #oaxacadejuárez
We had a fantastic time at the #Guelaguetza !
🙏🏽🙏🏽to the generosity of Gerardo Juarez & family #LaborarioJuarez
What a heartwarming welcome, we can't thank you enough
#Music #Dance #Food #HappyImmunologists 💃🇲🇽

Always great to see an excellent high-profile perspective from our local experts! Nicely done Anna! Self-amplifying RNA COVID-19 vaccine: Cell cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

I was deeply moved by the #leadership & accomplishments of #RosanaPelayo 's lab Oncoimmunology Lab in #Puebla 🇲🇽. The dedicated team is devoted to root out #Health #Inequities & provide #hope to young ones suffering of #Leukemia a #Cancer of the body's blood-forming tissues 1/2

Join our SBME students as they showcase their Capstone Projects.
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Huge congrats to our stellar Undergrad Alumnus, Janella Schwab, on garnering a NSF fellowship at Stanford! Taking vicarious delight in following your success....thanks for brightening our lab environment while at UBC!

The results are in and Vancouver researchers have racked up 85 awards for March, making it back-to-back months with 85 awardees! This month we're highlighting a new Canada Research Chair: Dr. Anna Blakney at UBC School of Biomedical Engineering.

🔎 March 2024 Awardee List: bit.ly/4aDgMg3

Indeed! A cancer diagnosis is overwhelming & the challenges can be daily!
Kudos to you Kirsty Duncan for inspiring us, cancer patients and survivors, every day ✨

Beyond the time we needed to act. Hopefully the budget will not fail us again

So proud of the Canadian Society for Immunology (CSI) and the EDI Committee for letting us examine our historical data and analyze our successes and remaining challenges in EDI: Truly a model for how societies can move the cause forward by being data-driven and open. Kudos to all!

Are you a grad student, post-doc, research assistant, or research associate working in the field of #StemCell and #RegenerativeMedicine ? 🧬

Apply for the SCN International Travel Awards for conference travel between April 1 and June 30, 2024. ✈️ stemcellnetwork.ca/training/works…

So excited to share our #EDI experience from Canadian Society for Immunology to Oncoimmunology Lab in #Mexico
ImmunoLatinXs "Científicos Comunicando Ciencia" ImmunoLabMX International Union of Immunological Societies Centro de Mujeres Americas KMcNagny-Lab, Biomedical Miracles at work
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That pretty much says it all: 14x as much money gifted to the fossil fuel industry as used to support health care research. Which industry would you or your kids rather work in: Biotech/Health Care or Oil. I have my own answer, especially for the long term view of my kids.

Saqsaywaman: Just as mystifying today as they were 20 years ago when I first saw. Every engineer needs a course in Inca construction. Gracias Hermano Melvin for helping me relive this with my son. Same to Hermano Julio in the Altiplano.

Canada must uphold its classification of single-use plastics nature.com/articles/d4158…

Always one of my favourite places: the fabulous Inca ruins of Ollantaytambo. There can’t be a more beautiful setting in the world than the Sacred Valley, Cusco.

A great honour to participate and to share my vision about #Genomics as a #scientist & as a #patient and also talk about the amazing work we do with Genome Canada 🧬🧬🧬

Check out our new review on topical vaccination strategies led by Petya Mu Ting and Suiyang | 廖穗杨 with Manish Sadarangani! Why aren't we administering more vaccines via our immune cell-rich skin?! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Worth a read and remembering those wonderful interactions with Connie. Debating and brainstorming during her numerous trainee committee meetings were among my favourites. Truly a remarkable scientist, EDI advocate and general advocate for the impacts of research and on everyone!