Harynuk node’s work in separations and chemometrics supports research in diverse fields including plant, food and beverages, multiomics studies, etc.
Plant, Food and Beverages Analysis with Gas Chromatography Read More »
The Need for Small Sample Metabolomics Metabolomics offers powerful insights into biological systems through the analysis of biofluids like blood and urine. But when working with rare specimens, small animal models, or scarce clinical materials, collecting large sample volumes isn’t always possible. Small sample metabolomics now makes it possible to perform comprehensive, quantitative analysis from
SHARP Metabolomics Platform: Precision Metabolomics from Minimal Volumes Read More »
The Spatial Metabolome Hubble Project, which focuses on cancer or tumours imaging, has been granted a funding of $2.4 million.
Terry Fox Grants for The Spatial Metabolome Hubble Project Read More »
The 5th Annual Canadian Metabolomics Conference (CanMetCon 2024) is scheduled for Thursday, 25 April to Friday, 26 April 2024, at the Jack Poole Hall, The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, co-hosted by The Metabolomics Innovation Centre (TMIC) and the UBC Department of Chemistry.
The 5th Annual Canadian Metabolomics Conference Read More »
TMIC is pleased to announce the launch of TMIC 2.0 in April 2023. The new TMIC will feature nine research and service nodes across Canada, and welcome three new Node Leaders, Dajana Vuckovic (Concordia), Tao Huan (UBC), and Jeff Xia (McGill) to its network of the country’s top metabolomics experts.
As the year comes to a close, we at TMIC look back on 2024 as a year of progress, innovation, and collaboration in the ever-evolving field of metabolomics. From technological advancements to fostering new partnerships and celebrating the achievements of our community, this year has been nothing short of transformative. Join us as we highlight
TMIC 2024: A Year of Discovery, Impact, and Innovation Read More »
Discover how Dr. Jens Walter’s research on traditional diets in Papua New Guinea led to the development of the NiMe diet—a gut microbiome-focused, plant-based dietary intervention shown to improve metabolic health. Using TMIC technologies for advanced metabolomics analysis, the study revealed significant reductions in inflammation, cholesterol, and disease-associated metabolites.
Traditional Diets, Modern Science – A TMIC Success Story Read More »
High-coverage metabolome analysis will benefit many research areas, including disease biomarker discovery, population-based health analytics, and clinical application
Translating global metabolomics into clinical applications Read More »
Visiting students participating in the Neuroposium program are welcomed to TMIC Li’s laboratory at the University of Alberta, where they engage in immersive learning experiences aimed at deepening their understanding of TMIC.
Welcoming Future NeuroScientist to TMIC Read More »
Do you love science? So do we. TMIC gets it one step closer. Not only do we continue to be inquisitive about science, but we also try to upgrade our technologies and quality management system to facilitate our curiosity to reveal deeper into the metabolomics world.
What’s new at TMIC? Read More »
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.
