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Developing long-, short-, and near-term dynamic models of risk and resilience for intentional self-harm in BC youth
My research aims to answer two questions: when and under what circumstances do some young people intentionally…
View details2019Competition
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Developing new anti-cancer drugs that target abnormal signaling networks in cancer
A defining characteristic of cancer cells is their ability to grow and replicate in an uncontrolled manner.…
View details2019Competition
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Developing novel cancer diagnostic platforms and advancing treatment options for metastatic cancer
Metastasis, which is the spread of cancer cells from a primary tumor to other areas in the…
View details2018Competition
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Developing patient-specific technologies to improve functional outcomes following joint replacement
The inability of patients to perform daily tasks after joint replacement remains a significant challenge as well…
View details2021Competition
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Developing sensors for rapid detection of biomarker proteins for Alzheimer’s disease
Dementia is a growing health challenge that affects over 500,000 Canadians today, which is estimated to grow…
View details2022Competition
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Development and Application of Computational Methods for Profiling Cancers at Single Cell Resolution
Cancer is a complex disease with many factors which determine how rapidly cancer cells can grow and…
View details2019Competition
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Development and application of data standards for flow cytometry
Flow cytometry is a method of identifying and sorting cells and their components by staining with a…
View details2007Competition
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Development and assessment of strategies to promote social integration into new communities
Social connections and social support networks are essential for physical and mental health. In fact, recent research…
View details2017Competition
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Development and regulation of individual mammalian CNS synapses
A single central neuron can receive signals from up to 50,000 other neurons, which each connect to…
View details2002Competition
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Development of a leisure time walking program based on the theory of planned behaviour stage 1: belief elicitation and evaluation
Substantial evidence associates physical inactivity with the development of several chronic diseases and premature mortality. Conversely, extensive…
View details2003Competition
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Development of a novel biophotonics method to improve treatment and neurological outcomes in acute spinal cord injury
Acute spinal cord injury (SCI) is a devastating neurological condition resulting in permanent morbidity and impaired quality…
View details2018Competition
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Development of an ex-vivo-in-silico framework to inform medication use decisions for breastfeeding women
Children can inadvertently be exposed to the medications their mothers receive through breastmilk. As such, breastfeeding mothers…
View details20222023Competition
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