TMIC is proud to be an integral part of Life Sciences Week 2023 and maintains a strong and collaborative relationship with API in advancing the frontiers of life sciences research and innovation.
Celebrating Alberta’s Life Sciences Excellence 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.
Discovery Horizons Grant: Oxylipins and Peptide Hormones Read More »
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
Harynuk Node Advancing Species-Level Identification in the Lumber Industry Read More »
Congratulations to Dr. Wishart! His metabolomics research spans many areas including biomarker discovery, technology development & informatics.
J. Gordin Kaplan Award and Wishart Node’s Metabolomics Research Read More »
Dr. Shuang Zhao and his Work in Metabolomics Dr. Shuang Zhao is the Vice President of Nova Medical Testing Inc. (NovaMT), based in Canada. He earned his Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Alberta, specializing in LC-MS-based metabolomics. Since joining NovaMT in 2018, Dr. Zhao has played a pivotal role in overseeing operations
MetaboNews September Issue – Shuang Zhao 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 »
Genome Alberta announced TMIC as a recipient of their $1.5M technology development funding. Supporting TMIC’s mission to bring advancements in metabolomics innovation to the forefront within Canada for the benefit of all Canadians.
TMIC Receives Technology Development Funding from Genome Canada 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.
