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UBC faculty of medicine student Mohit Sodhi has been awarded a Canadian Medical Hall of…
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CDRD, Canada’s life sciences venture, TRIUMF, the country’s national particle accelerator centre, and TRIUMF Innovations,…
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What happens inside the brain of an opera singer? Prof. Nancy Hermiston, Chair of the…
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A sun-lit Vancouver building houses a world-renowned team of scientists and researchers. They are oncologists,…
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