With the release of CIHR NOR last week, many labs across Canada will not only be worried about how to keep their research programs going but also where funding for salaries for critical research staff will come from. Changes are urgently needed
“It is very rare for universities or research institutions to support RA positions financially. Even those that have unionised positions may still require PIs to fund them out of their own grants. Inevitably, this leads to a lack of stability.” —@Bre_AnneF
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Research assistants are vital – so why is their funding so precarious? Without increased support, many #RAs may choose to leave for other opportunities that provide more job security and benefits, says @Bre_AnneF
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Research assistants are vital – so why is their funding so precarious? Without increased support, many RAs may choose to leave for other opportunities that provide more job security and benefits, says Bre-Anne Fifield @Bre_AnneF
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New research led by @Bre_AnneF, @LisaPorter2, and team demonstrates the potential of Spy1 to expand mammary stem cell populations and contribute to the initiation of breast cancers with increased cancer stem cell populations.
Discover the details. 👇
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@LisaPorter2@wesparkhealth@L_Porterlabrats Thank you! Lucky to be surrounded by such fabulous mentors like you who I've learned so much about impactful community outreach from!
A great night celebrating how far we've come thanks to research! I feel that sharing about the promise and progress of cancer research with the community is just as important as the work I have the privilege of doing in the lab to ensure we have continued investment in research!
We were proud to partner with @wesparkhealth and our @CCSResearch R.I.O.T team last night to speak on the importance of research, to celebrate how far science has come, and how far we can still go. Research matters, and together we can do amazing things
The perfect ending to the first in person conference in 2 years. Coming back motivated, inspired and feeling very privileged to be able to do what we do
Rome in a day … what a gorgeous city 🇮🇹. End of day next table over paid our bill because they heard we were cancer researchers & wife just finished treatments ❤️ Tears all around 💧& motivation to take all our info from @GordonConf and get back to @L_Porterlabrats 🤗 #grateful
The @CancerSociety Research Information Outreach Teams “Choosing Hope: Canadian Cancer Research” (CHCCR) 2022 is this Friday, April 8th at 3-5pm. Join us to hear these 16 speakers across Canada share about the progress and promise in cancer research.
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We now have over 100 registrants 🤩 Join us for “Choosing Hope: Canadian Cancer Research” next Friday, April 8th at 3-5pm❕
This symposium will feature Scientists, Clinicians & Trainees sharing the latest advancements in basic science and translational research in 3-min talks ⏰
Want to learn more about ground-breaking research addressing the challenges in #Cancer research from basic science to translational #CancerResearch? Check out @CancerRIOT's Choosing Hope: Canadian Cancer Research Symposium!
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@CancerRIOT teams coming together to bring you "Choosing Hope: Canadian Cancer Research". Grad students interested in presenting at this event check out the thread below and apply!
The @CancerRIOT teams are excited to announce “Choosing Hope: Canadian Cancer Research” 🌼 This symposium will feature Scientists, Clinicians & Trainees across Canada sharing the latest advancements in basic science and translational cancer research in 3-min talks (🧵/2)
Thank you @CSHLMouseCourse for a fantastic 4 days of all things mouse! Learned so much from the fabulous speakers and really engaging workshops. Full of new ideas! 🐭🔬 #mousecourse2021
Fun event on April 1st hosted by Windsor @CancerRIOT and WE-Spark. Register here: https://t.co/cxNQmpdjSL @WindsorCRG @Biomed_UWindsor @ScienceUWindsor #DontBeFooled#SciComm