Innovative Canadian researchers are advancing the young field of gene therapy and it will make recovery from a stroke possible.

Dr. Scriver founded the De Belle Laboratory for biochemical genetics, which has contributed much to the study of inborn errors of genetic disease.

Through gene therapy, scientists in Alberta are offering a glimpse of hope to sufferers of a rare retinal disease in the near future.

Altering the surface properties of polymer labware, manufacturers are improving the quality of test results while increasing value of products they create.

PEARL monitors the world’s changing environment and plays host to international scientists

A paper just published in Nature Biotechnology outlines a pioneering method of screening a person’s diverse set of  antibodies for rapid therapeutic discovery.

In 1966, Alf Erling Porsild was awarded the Massey Medal by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society.

Caitlin Miron’s discovery of a novel DNA binder that could represent a breakthrough in cancer treatment won her the Mitacs Award for Outstanding Innovation.

Dr. Ian Stirling received the Weston Family Prize for Lifetime Achievement in Northern Research. The award recognizes a leading natural science researcher.

Scientists race to study whether bacteria are a viable solution in the event of an oil spill in the Arctic