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Biochemistry with a Medical Perspective is an online, university level course taught by faculty from the Department of Biochemistry through a series of intensive, illustrated video lectures. The course is scheduled three times a year.
The course is open to Canadian and international students, professionals and private individuals. The course is not open to full or part-time students enrolled at the University of Toronto.
**NEW** SCS 2472: Biochemistry with a Medical Perspective is acceptable as a prerequisite for one of the two full-course equivalents in any life science for admission into Medical School at the University of Toronto.
Learn more on the course website.
Grad students, PDFs and professionals are invited.
Download a pdf of the Workshop Program
Registration (limit is 200) is at:
http://www.asbmb.org/careersymposia.aspx
University Professor emeritus Marian Packham has been named a Member of the Order of Canada "For her pioneering research in biological medical science, notably her contributions to critical breakthroughs in arterial health."
Warmest congratulations to Marian!
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Canada Research Chairs just announced that Trevor Moraes was awarded a Tier 2 Chair in Structural Biology of Membrane Proteins. William Trimble and Stephane Angers were also successful in renewing their Tier I and Tier 2 CRCs, respectively. Congratulations to all! Read more about Dr. Moraes' research.
Reinhart was honoured for both his scientific accomplishments and for his active role in promoting the importance of basic research and the funding necessary to support it. Click here for the full story.
See the Journal of Cell Biology's interview with Sergio Grinstein as he talks about his scientific career and his fascination with phagocytic processes.
http://jcb.rupress.org/content/196/4/392.full?etoc
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