Research2Reality

Research2Reality is a groundbreaking initiative that shines a spotlight on Canadian scientists who are engaged in innovative and leading edge research

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“Karolina is breaking barriers of what society might think people with disabilities can or cannot do. It also means that someone else can look at this and say, 'This person can do this – why can’t I?'” https://t.co/5TnLERsnsE via @uoftnews @researchuoft

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This non-toxic coating that can prevent proteins from sticking to surfaces, potentially offering a new tool in the fight against hospital-acquired infections: https://t.co/IDsYEOf3jm via @uoftnews @researchuoft

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“People with sleep apnea can wake up hundreds of times a night and they aren’t necessarily aware of it.” Breakthrough discoveries about how we breathe while asleep have led to promising results in a phase 3 clinical trial: https://t.co/rPlHDv1hq9 via @uoftnews @researchuoft

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“There is an overwhelming perception in science that these bacteria have been mined completely dry — that we’ve found all there is to find. Our lab has found that this is not at all the case.” #antibiotics https://t.co/v0GvzCoFwM

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Until now, much of the research into diseases like Parkinson’s has focused on what happens inside the brain, but progression of the disease occurs in other parts of the body years before: https://t.co/0IGNasAry3 via @mcmasteru

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“I want queer scientists to see that they can be themselves in science. We benefit from people asking questions that others might not think to ask. We need that diversity.” https://t.co/P3Yx95bWbR via @uoftnews @researchuoft

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“That we have found something so novel in one of the most abundant and well-studied groups of bacteria underscores how little we know about them. Bacteria are incredibly diverse organisms, with capabilities that continue to surprise us.” https://t.co/Wq4hTeduRf via @mcmasteru

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“Our study asks the question whether there is such a thing as ‘too much��� exercise, and how early-life biological factors may shape the body’s response to extreme physical demands.” https://t.co/jTDOVrgY89 via @uvicnews

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“We’re leveraging AI to dramatically speed up the drug discovery process, while simultaneously lowering the cost of this traditionally expensive research.” https://t.co/YNDRAjOBTO via @mcmasteru

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The evolutionary genius of flowers was their ability to create entirely new partnerships between plants and animals: https://t.co/joufo8sUrT via @cbcnews @mcmasteru @ubcnews

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Wars have massive greenhouse gas emissions. With no formal mechanism to record, report or attribute them, there's no accountability for the climate costs that affect people in conflict zones and far beyond: https://t.co/xST3wHtLPb via @conversationCA @uvicnews

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“This starts to look like a bona fide artificial organ.” https://t.co/O97bjosCZO via @mcgillu @ubcnews @universitelaval @UMontreal

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“We now have better tools to prevent cervical cancer, but if people don’t have confidence in the change, they may delay or avoid screening.” https://t.co/QxBL6ZZb0i via @mcgillu

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“These kids are not any less capable than anyone else, it’s because of systemic barriers that they aren’t receiving the benefits of exercise.”  https://t.co/KqhyUMlSfT via @westernu

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“We are beginning to solve how memory works,” Josselyn says. “This not only gives us incredible insights into what makes everybody uniquely human, but how to fix memory when it goes awry.” https://t.co/LRpmUDhkeL via @uoftnews @researchuoft

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“As emergency doctors, we have no control over what comes in the door. We would like to be ready for anything.” https://t.co/nbW6vRiTGx via @ubcnews

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Astronauts need to wear many hats. Here's how the Artemis II crew learned to see the Moon like geologists: https://t.co/zVZlChZViE via @westernu

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“The small but growing number of these cases prove an HIV cure is possible.” https://t.co/vzoodYpjby via @uoftnews @researchuoft

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“These findings challenge what we believe to be the normal cycle of the seasons.” https://t.co/cBhsolSlZW via @ubcnews

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“Their discovery has challenged traditional views about space chemistry and offered clues about how life may have begun.” https://t.co/FigZRTdhCA via @westernu