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Building to endure: The next 25 years
Read moreFrom strength to strength, modernizing funding approaches creates a stronger health research system and supports today’s talent.
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The ripple effect of opportunity
Read moreAs Health Research BC celebrates 25 years, we’re sharing stories that show how investing in research talent can lead to scientific discoveries, stronger health systems, and lasting benefits for people…
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Changing the landscape of recovery
Read moreEmergency physician and digital health pioneer Dr. Kendall Ho is proving that the best place to recover after an emergency room visit isn’t a hospital bed, it’s at home.
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Growing research capacity from Vancouver Island to Northern BC
Read moreDr. Nathan Lachowsky has helped inform HIV prevention and sexual health equity programs, while helping to strengthen research leadership and capacity across British Columbia.
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True partnership in spinal cord injury research
Read moreDr. Heather Gainforth helped transform spinal cord injury research by co-developing guiding principles that strengthen partnerships, equity, and knowledge sharing across Canada.
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Built to last: Supporting health research talent
Read moreIt’s people that create and use knowledge – but the talent that underpins health research is changing.
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Advancing HIV treatment through personalized medicine
Read moreDr. Zabrina Brumme’s research has improved understanding of HIV treatment and viral persistence, helping to advance personalized care and efforts toward a cure.
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Leading the growth of genomics in Canada
Read moreDr. Marco Marra helped establish a world-leading genomics centre and advance discoveries that transformed cancer research, precision medicine, and genomics in Canada.
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From early support to international impact in health research
Read moreDr. Tonia Nicholls has built an internationally recognized research program focused on violence prevention and mental health — creating impact in community, forensic, and correctional settings.
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Northern BC leads the way in aging with dignity
Read moreDr. Shannon Freeman and CTAAN are closing the gap between lab-based technology and real-world application.
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The BC blueprint: Reducing ovarian cancer risk across a lifetime
Read moreDr. Gillian Hanley’s research highlights a made-in-BC innovation that can reduce the risk of ovarian cancer by nearly 80%, establishing a new global standard for prevention.
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25 years of impact: Celebrating a shared journey
Read moreColleagues and friends gathered for a vibrant night of partnership and shared purpose that defines our province’s research community.