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Dr. Harynuk Receives the 2026 GC×GC Lifetime Achievement Award

TMIC is proud to announce that Dr. James Harynuk, node leader at The Metabolomics Innovation Centre, has been awarded the prestigious 2026 GC×GC Lifetime Achievement Award — one of the highest honours in the field of multidimensional gas chromatography. The award was presented at the 44th International Symposium on Capillary Chromatography and 21st GC×GC Symposium, […]

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Dr. Huan Receives 2025 Metabolomics Society President’s Award

We are proud to congratulate Dr. Tao Huan, TMIC node leader at the University of British Columbia, on receiving the prestigious 2025 Metabolomics Society President’s Award. This award recognizes exceptional contributions to the field of metabolomics by a society member 5–10 years post-PhD, celebrating early-career excellence and impactful scientific innovation. Dr. Tao Huan is an

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Exploring the World of Exposomics: Understanding Environmental Impacts on Health

Exposomics is a cutting-edge field that examines the cumulative impact of environmental exposures on our health throughout our lives. It’s based on the concept that our health is influenced not just by our genes, but also by the environment we live in. This includes everything from the air we breathe and the food we eat to the chemicals we encounter daily.

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Farewell & Congratulations to Dr. Ryland Giebelhaus!

TMIC is honoured to celebrate and congratulate Dr. Ryland Giebelhaus, who recently completed his PhD in the Harynuk Node at the University of Alberta and The Metabolomics Innovation Centre. His doctoral research focused on mass spectrometry-based metabolomics and how our environment and diet shape human metabolism. His work also included developing new data processing pipelines

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From Innovation to National Honours: Wishart Node Highlights

The Wishart Node, based at the University of Alberta, is a leading centre within The Metabolomics Innovation Centre (TMIC) and a driving force in Canadian metabolomics research. Led by Distinguished University Professor Dr. David Wishart, the node develops open-access tools and databases that support researchers, clinicians, and scientists worldwide. This post highlights recent news and

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Harynuk Node Advancing Species-Level Identification in the Lumber Industry

TMIC Node Leader James Harynuk’s research program focuses on the development and application of cutting-edge methods in multidimensional gas chromatography (GCxGC) – mass spectrometry (MS). His group aims to use their expertise in GCxGC-MS to direct their efforts to understanding the metabolomic profiles within Canadian timber species, particularly targeting spruce, pine, and fir (SPF), for

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Innovation and Collaboration: TMIC at Metabolomics 2026

Researchers from The Metabolomics Innovation Centre (TMIC) participated in Metabolomics 2026, held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where researchers from around the world gathered to present the latest advances in metabolomics research and foster new international collaborations. The meeting provided an opportunity for TMIC researchers to showcase innovations spanning artificial intelligence, biomarker discovery, and precision nutrition while strengthening partnerships

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