6th Annual Canadian Metabolomics Conference
The 6th Canadian Metabolomics Conference 2025 will be held at New Residence Hall, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec on April 24th–25th.
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The 6th Canadian Metabolomics Conference 2025 will be held at New Residence Hall, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec on April 24th–25th.
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Metabolomics Study on ACOX1 and Obesity Treatment Published in Nature Communications: A TMIC Client Success Story Dr. Irfan J. Lodhi and his team from Washington University School of Medicine have recently published in Nature Communication* for their research surrounding the manipulation of ACOX1, a liver gene, to treat obesity associated metabolic disorders. Client Background and
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Congratulations to Dr. Tao Huan for being awarded the Metabolites 2023 Young Investigator Award and Ryland Giebelhaus for being granted a CIHR Michael Smith Foreign Study Supplement Award to the University of Copenhagen
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Current topics in metabolomics and exposomics – focusing specifically on advancing the understanding of exposures in Medicine, Agriculture/Food/Cannabis, Environment/Industrial Settings, and Clinical Applications.
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Using GC×GC-TOFMS, TMIC and Natural Resources Canada identify wood species to fight illegal logging and support sustainable forestry.
Decoding Trees: Metabolomics Meets Wood Forensics Read More »
Dr. Dajana Vuckovic (Concordia University) and her collaborators have been awarded $500,000 under the Discovery Horizons grants to improve the sampling of oxylipins and peptide hormones.
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Ryland Giebelhaus, a Ph.D. student under the supervision of Dr. James Harynuk has been awarded with Doctoral Research Award: Canada Graduate Scholarships, with a total of $105.000 over three years.
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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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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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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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