With funding of $663,000, Brain Canada and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) are delighted to support the research projects of Dr. Liang Li in studying Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
The term “extracellular vesicles” (EVs) is relatively new in the field of science. What are the EVs and what is their role? Can EVs serve as a good biomarker? Find your answers here
Gas chromatography (GC) is a popular tool for metabolomics research. For discovery work in the areas of volatile and semi-volatile analysis.
High-coverage quantitative metabolomics publications utilizing CIL LC-MS method developed by Dr. Liang Li’s Node
Interview with TMIC young scientists who were awarded at the 4th Annual MANA Conference. Let’s get to know who they are and learn more about their research
Interview with TMIC young scientists from different nodes. Let’s learn more about their research interest and recent presentation.
TMIC has worked on numerous food-related projects, published a number of papers & reviews, created food databases, and offered assays & services pertaining to food.
Congratulations to Dr. Wishart! His metabolomics research spans many areas including biomarker discovery, technology development & informatics.
How could metabolomics change pediatric health? Let’s explore these few latest publications on metabolomics in infants and children
This summary reviews recent publications by Dr. Wishart’s lab, and highlights the most popular assays by this Node
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.
