The Province is providing the ALS Society of BC with $2 million for PROJECT HOPE to further support patients living with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in British Columbia through research for… Read More
In the mid-1970s, immunologist Stuart Schlossman had a lab space problem. In order to unravel the ins and outs of T cell biology, he was working with a then-new and… Read More
UBC researchers are the first in the world to publish structural images of the N501Y mutation on the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein—a change believed to be partly responsible for the highly… Read More
A national study has concluded that pregnant women are more likely to become severely ill from the COVID 19 virus. As a result, pregnant women are now being given priority… Read More
CSPC is excited to announce the themes and topics for the 13th Canadian Science Policy Conference! As Canada focuses on the future and post-pandemic rebuilding process, the overarching message of… Read More
