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Is COVID-19 a vascular disease?
There is mounting evidence that COVID-19 affects blood vessels. If proven, it could change the way we approach treatment. A University of Calgary research team will use specialized microscopes to test the theory
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Canadian COVID-19 research gives us new tools to tackle a pandemic
With a new boost of infrastructure support, researchers are poised to find solutions to the challenges that arose under the pressure of the pandemic
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Ensuring Canadian researchers are well equipped to tackle the pandemic
New funding for equipment and tools provides researchers the support necessary to do their jobs in trying times
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The CFI and UK Science and Technology Facilities Council sign Letter of Understanding
Partnership to foster Canada-UK research collaboration and access to infrastructure
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We can’t risk losing a cohort of young scientists due to the pandemic
With the right investments, we can create the foundation for the current generation of researchers to remain inspired and do their best work.
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The CFI has implemented the new Canadian standard for classifying research
Today, the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) has finished implementing the Canadian Research and Development Classification (CRDC), a system…
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Annual Public Meeting 2020 - Invitation
The Canada Foundation for Innovation invests in state-of-the-art labs and equipment researchers need to think big and innovate.
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Canada needs research to build a bold post-pandemic future
Canadian researchers have ideas that could take our country from the lows of the pandemic to the summits of success. These ideas need our attention and support.
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Booming business in bone broth
A burgeoning new food company all started with a desire to get healthier and a little help from food scientists at Niagara College
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Understanding the challenges in how we care for our elderly
As COVID-19 magnifies problems in Canada’s long-term care centres, researchers at Mount Saint Vincent University are informing policies to make improvements