Showing posts with label Genome Canada. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Genome Canada. Show all posts
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Canadian cancer stem cell Dream Team announced
A headline in today's Globe and Mail: "Canadian ‘dream team’ to probe stem-cell link to brain cancer". The article, by Ivan Semeniuk (@ivansemeniuk), is available online here.
Labels:
Canada,
CIHR,
CSCC,
CSCs,
Dream Teams,
Genome Canada,
genomics,
OICR,
SU2C,
translational research
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Nothing for Genome Canada
Budget 2009: A very dark day for big science by Dale Kirby, Macleans OnCampus, January 29, 2009. News item about an article: Budget erases funding for key science agency by Carolyn Abraham, The Globe and Mail, January 29, 2009. Excerpts from the article:
For the first time in nine years, Genome Canada, a non-profit non-governmental funding organization, was not mentioned in the federal budget and saw its annual cash injection from Ottawa - $140-million last year - disappear.
"We got nothing, nothing, and we don't know why," said a stunned Martin Godbout, Genome Canada president and CEO. "We're devastated."
The news spread like a virus through the research community yesterday as the country's top scientists wondered whether the oversight was a mistake. ...Genome Canada is a pivotal member of the Cancer Stem Cell Consortium (CSCC).
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