The Metabolomics Society is excited to introduce Metabolomics 2021 Online, the second virtual conference that will take place from June 22-24, 2021. The conference will follow the general format that was instituted for Metabolomics 2020 Online, with the conference taking place in all time zones, enabling it to continue as a truly international event. Day …
17th Annual Conference of the Metabolomics Society! Read More »
Lorna Shaw lost her entire family to cancer. To honour their legacy, she has decided to donate into research which furthers studies into disease prevention. “I felt that this is the kind of research that needs to be done… I know from my experience working in research many years ago that it takes a long …
TMIC staff would be pleased to welcome you at the Booth #712 at the 69th ASMS (American Society for Mass Spectrometry) Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics. The conference is held in person and in virtual format in Philadelphia (PA, USA) during October 30th – November 4th. Metabolomics: General and Untargeted Profiling Metabolomics: Targeted and Quantitative Analysis …
On January 9, 2017, the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) announced an investment of $328 million in 17 national research facilities. The Metabolomics Innovation Centre (TMIC) received $6 million in funding through CFI’s Major Science Initiatives (MSI) Fund thus ensuring its continued status as a cutting-edge, world-class facility. “This new funding will give TMIC the …
Canada Foundation for Innovation awards TMIC millions in funding! Read More »
$3 million of new federal funding – that’s how much the Canadian government values the cutting-edge metabolomics research being done at Genome Alberta and the University of Alberta, world leaders in the emerging metabolomics market. The money will buy a 700 MHz Nuclear Magnetic Resonance machine and a Quadrupole-Time of Flight Mass Spectrometer. This equipment …
Canadian Government announces new federal funding for metabolomics! Read More »
Dr. David Wishart’s ground-breaking contributions to the scientific community, his dedication to education, and his positive influence as a mentor have not gone unnoticed. The University of Alberta has awarded Dr. Wishart the title of Distinguished University Professor and the Alumni Award. TMIC congratulates Dr. Wishart on these accomplishments. The title of Distinguished University Professor recognizes exceptional faculty …
Fecal metabolome was studied with GCxGC-TOFMS by Dr. James Harynuk Node at TMIC
Our very own Lu Deng, postdoctoral fellow with University of Alberta’s Department of Computing Science and Department of Biological Sciences, has been rewarded for her achievements. She has won the Mitacs & National Research Council-IRAP Award for Commercialization 2016. Lu’s research was conducted during her Mitacs Elevate fellowship with Edmonton-based Metabolomic Technologies Inc. (MTI). She …
Featured on the back cover of Proteomics – Clinical Applications, Dr. Christoph Borchers’ newest publication focuses on the identification of biomarkers specific to coronary artery disease (CAD). Along with a group of BC scientists, including researchers from the University of Victoria and University of British Columbia, Dr. Borchers helped develop an LC-ESI-MS based assay that …
Dr. Britz-McKibbin, one of TMICs core-scientists, and his team at McMaster University have discovered several new biomarkers from a single drop of blood that could allow earlier and more definitive detection of cystic fibrosis (CF), a genetic disease which strikes both children and adults, causing chronic problems with the digestive system and the lungs. The …
We request that any publications, posters, or oral presentations resulting from work performed by The Metabolomics Innovation Centre acknowledge TMIC. This allows the Centre to report information such as impact on Canadian researchers to our funding agencies. Clients should also keep us apprised of any publications, posters, or oral presentations arising from work performed at TMIC.
