Étude de la résistance au broutement de plants forestiers dans un contexte de migration assistée en forêt mixte tempérée

Les changements climatiques pourraient modifier la composition des forêts d’Amérique du Nord, notamment parce que les espèces méridionales migreraient vers le nord. Les gestionnaires de nos forêts peuvent accompagner la forêt dans ces changements en plantant des espèces méridionales dans la forêt mixte. Cette migration assistée pourrait toutefois échouer si le broutement par les grands […]

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Raccourcissement de la période d’anovulation post-partum chez la vache laitière

En 2016, l’industrie laitière du Canada, avec un peu plus de 1,4 millions de têtes, a produit plus de 84,7 millions d’hectolitres de lait, équivalent à plus de $6 milliards. Cependant, l’industrie laitière souffre d’un déclin de la fertilité, particulièrement lors de la période post-partum, ce qui représente des pertes massives pour les producteurs. Une […]

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Spinal Cord Stimulation for the Treatment of Chronic Refractory Low Back Pain in Patients withFailed Back Surgery Syndrome.

This project will examine and compare two types of implantable patient leads, one which is more minimally invasive vs. one which requires a more extensive surgical procedure. Medtronic will utilize the data from this pilot study to determine the need and or value of conducting an International Multi-Centre Study. Based on the clinical outcomes from […]

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Canadian Communities of Practice in Global Health: meeting the SDG challenge

Canada’s commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has implications for both domestic and foreign policy in a complex, shifting, and interdependent global health system crowded with multiple actors and stakeholders. The array of activities involved with global public health practice necessitates engagement with health policy and systems research (HPSR), and Knowledge Translation (KT) is […]

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Canadian Communities of Practice in Global Health: meeting the SDG challenge – Year two

Canada’s commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has implications for both domestic and foreign policy in a complex, shifting, and interdependent global health system crowded with multiple actors and stakeholders. The array of activities involved with global public health practice necessitates engagement with health policy and systems research (HPSR), and Knowledge Translation (KT) is […]

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An ecosystem-based approach to conserving salmon species: Using bald eagle foraging behaviour as an ecological indicator to the health of coastal food webs and salmon ecosystems

Across British Columbia, pacific salmon species provide nutrients for coastal food webs and ecosystems by returning to their natal rivers to complete their spawning cycle. As salmon are the main prey species of bald eagles, it is essential to further understand the effect that the current decline in salmon populations across British Columbia could have […]

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Validation of small molecule inhibitors of PARG

Many types of cancer are currently untreatable. In Canada alone, 78,000 cancer-related deaths are seen annually, and obviously, new therapies are needed. We have identified the protein PARG as a potent stimulator of cancer growth and a valid target for anti-cancer therapy. However, specific, cell permeable inhibitors of PARG have historically been difficult to generate. […]

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