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- Professor Philippe Crine: a hero for children with hypophosphatasiaWe invite you to read this article a great Canadian scientist whose research had an important impact Professor Philippe Crine: a hero for children with hypophosphatasia Michel Chrétien, Trang Hoang, Michel Bouvier, Mieczyslaw Marcinkiewicz, Michael Whyte, Cheryl Rockman-Greenberg Journal of Bone and Mineral Research, zjae061, https://doi.org/10.1093/jbmr/zjae061 Published: 16 April 2024 We also invite you to read the story of the development of… Read more: Professor Philippe Crine: a hero for children with hypophosphatasia
- CSMB welcomes the investments in research outlined in the 2024 Federal BudgetCanadian Society for Molecular Biosciences (CSMB) has long been advocating for the reinforcement of Canada’s health research and innovation ecosystem and is pleased to see the Federal Government’s acknowledgement of this critical need in Budget 2024. The measures, outlined below, will help research institutions  across the country support the next generation of scientists by encouraging graduate… Read more: CSMB welcomes the investments in research outlined in the 2024 Federal Budget
- Congratulations to the winners of the 2024 CSMB awards!The winners are CSMB New Investigator award winner:Â Maja Tarailo-Graovac Canadian Science Publishing Senior Investigator award winner:Â John Archibald Jeanne Manery-Fisher Memorial award winner:Â Sylvie Mader Arthur Wynne Gold Medal award winner:Â Guy Sauvageau Click to learn more about this year’s winners
- The CSMB thanks the federal government for investments and stresses the importance of appropriate and dependable cross-sectorial funding for Canadian researchFollowing the announcement by the Government of Canada of investment in researchers and projects across Canada, the CSMB congratulates all recipients and @ISED- ISDE for supporting vital research in Canada. CSMB continues to call for predictable and consistent federal funding. Cross-sectorial research in Canada is a vital tool in supporting Canadian productivity, emergency preparedness, and… Read more: The CSMB thanks the federal government for investments and stresses the importance of appropriate and dependable cross-sectorial funding for Canadian research
- Call to join the CSMB Trainee CommitteeThe Canadian Society for Molecular Biosciences (CSMB) is looking for new trainee members (graduate students and postdocs) to join the CSMB Trainee Committee. Nominations are currently being solicited for the following positions, with positions being held for one year including the option of continuation:
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