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We are excited to announce that we are seeking two colleagues: an Assistant Professor and an Associate Professor in the area of Aging, Senescence, and Tissue Regeneration.

Learn more through the following links:

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Our latest snapshot comes from PhD student Cheng Xing, from the Bader Lab. This image shows a 3D reconstruction of human liver tissue, with a labelled map of four different organelles found in the sample.
Congratulations to this year's eight Yip Award winners! Read the full list of the 2025 awardees and their projects in this brief 2-minute read:

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The 2025 Yip Award winners' projects: from engineering Bioink to investigating the ribonucleosome
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Congratulations to postdoctoral fellow Athanasios Litsios of the Andrews-Boone Lab!

The Weill Institute at Cornell University hosted the select group of eight scholars for a symposium. Litsios presented "The spatiotemporal proteome of the eukaryotic cell division cycle."
From long non-coding RNAs to metabolites, read about the individual research of awardees Oliver (Lingfeng) Ma, Jeremy Chan, and Kenny Rebelo.

Learn more in the latest story by Donnelly News: thedonnellycentre.utoronto.ca/news/2025-do...
We interviewed Dr. Derek van der Kooy for our latest news story "Mimicking the brain’s natural firing patterns could be the next phase of neural mapping" available to read here: thedonnellycentre.utoronto.ca/news/mimicki...
A group of University of Toronto researchers are exploring past the status quo of optogenetic stimulation, into an approach that mimics our brain's natural firing patterns.

Read about it on our website: thedonnellycentre.utoronto.ca/news/mimicki...
Mimicking the brain’s natural firing patterns could be the next phase of neural mapping
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Last Friday, the CBC interviewed Dr. Artem Babaian about how American funding cuts have impacted his research at the Laboratory for RNA-Based Lifeforms (RNAlab) at Donnelly.

Listen to the full 8-minute interview here: www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...
A warm welcome to Donnelly's newest Faculty member, Dr. Khalid Al-Zahrani! Our next news story will talk about his research and his journey; from elementary school trips to Canada Science and Technology Museum, to the first time he did bench work.
Have you ever wanted to peek behind the curtain of a hackathon? Our most recent article covers everything, from the creation of the winning projects to the private judging deliberations.

Read it here: thedonnellycentre.utoronto.ca/news/anatomy...
We are excited to announce that we are seeking two colleagues: an Assistant Professor and an Associate Professor in the area of Aging, Senescence, and Tissue Regeneration.

Learn more through the following links:

jobs.utoronto.ca/job/Toronto-...

jobs.utoronto.ca/job/Toronto-...
Jacob L. Fine, a PhD student conducting research at the Donnelly Centre, has been awarded the 2025 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada!

Read more here: thedonnellycentre.utoronto.ca/news/donnell...
Donnelly Centre PhD candidate Jacob Fine named 2025 Vanier Scholar
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Happy Postdoc Appreciation Week! The Donnelly Centre is thrilled to have so many talented and hardworking minds under one roof.
Are you a driven PhD graduate ready to tackle big questions? Applications for the Charles H. Best Postdoctoral Fellowship are now open, awarding $45,000/year for up to two years.

Apply by November 4th through the following link:

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Donnelly Centre faculty member Hannes Röst and graduate student Mohammed Alhigaylan led a global initiative to increase #diversity in mass spectrometry.

The program helped underrepresented scientists develop programming skills for research.

Learn more 👉 uoft.me/OpenMSProgram
Congratulations to faculty member Mikko Taipale for his #promotion to Professor! 👏

Professor Taipale joined the Donnelly Centre in 2014 with a vision for conducting large-scale, long-term projects across a wide range of #biomedical areas.

Learn more 👉 uoft.me/TaipalePromo...
Congratulations to Brandon Lieng for winning the 2025 Jennifer Comyn Graduate Award for Cancer Research! 👏

The award will support his research to determine metabolic differences between individual #BreastCancer cells from the same growth.

Learn more 👉 uoft.me/2025ComynAward
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A global genetic interaction map of a human cell reveals conserved principles of genetic networks https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.06.30.662193v1
Congratulations to Jessica Lacoste, who has been named our 2025 Best Fellow! 👏

The #fellowship will support her research to find drugs that are bioactivated by cytochrome P450 enzymes to target infectious diseases. #UofT

Learn more 👉 uoft.me/2025BestFellow
The Donnelly Centre is excited to announce the Cloud Research Lab!

The new lab uses @amazonwebservices.bsky.social cloud computing and #AI to shave years off data analysis for large-scale biomedical research. #UofT

Learn more 👉 uoft.me/CloudResearc...
Congratulations to Donnelly Centre faculty member Charles Boone on his election to the National Academy of Sciences! 👏

Dr. Boone was one of 24 international members elected in 2024 and was inducted into the Academy earlier this month. #UofT

Learn more 👉 uoft.me/CharlesBoone...
Congratulations to Donnelly Centre faculty member Stéphane Angers on being funded by Brain Cancer Canada! 👏

The $85,000 grant will support research on recurrent glioblastoma, one of the most challenging forms of #BrainCancer to treat.

Learn more 👉 thedonnellycentre.utoronto.ca/news/brain-c...
Congratulations to @donnellycentre.bsky.social faculty member Benjamin Blencowe on his election to the Academy of Medical Sciences! 👏

Dr. Blencowe is one of 54 #biomedical and health scientists elected as a Fellow this year. #UofT

Learn more 👉 thedonnellycentre.utoronto.ca/news/u-t-fac...