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Summer of Science: Meet some of this year’s research students
Throughout the summer months, Sunnybrook Research Institute (SRI) provides undergraduate students with a unique hospital-based research experience through the Summer Student Research Program. Students work alongside renowned SRI scientists on a research project, attend weekly seminars about the research happening at Sunnybrook, and present their work at a poster competition in August.
Sunnybrook researchers awarded more than $12M in CIHR Spring 2022 Project Grants competition
The Project Grant program supports 'ideas with the greatest potential to advance health-related fundamental or applied knowledge, health research, health care, health systems, and/or health outcomes.'
Dr. Anne Martel appointed to the Tory Family Chair in Oncology
Sunnybrook is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Anne Martel to the Tory Family Chair in Oncology, jointly shared by Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and the University of Toronto. The Chair, established in 2007 by the John A. and Liz Tory Family, provides support for cancer research for a five-year renewable term.
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How is poor sleep affecting the health of Ontarians?
Preliminary data show good quality slumber eludes many
Sleep disruptions related to changes in immune cells in brain and worse cognition: study
New research may help explain link between poor slumber and dementia
Trial launched on deep brain stimulation to treat severe alcohol-use disorder
Notable Canadian scientist is first participant