More than 150 scientists, clinicians, nurses, research associates, researchers, administrators, and students came to Caesars Windsor from across Ontario and Michigan to share their latest findings during the Windsor Cancer Research Group’s 4th Biennial International Cancer Research Conference on Saturday, Nov. 17.
The conference included 17 oral and nine rapid-fire presentations, 57 poster presentations, 12 sponsors and six research ambassadors.
The Windsor Cancer Research Group’s fourth Biennial International Cancer Research Conference is November 17 at Caesars Windsor.
The Biennial International Cancer Research Conference is November 17 at Caesars Windsor.
Two UWindsor professors of chemistry and biochemistry are among the participants in a WCRG Think Tank on October 26.
Kids play “Family Feud” at the YMCA pilot of a cancer research summer camp.
An undergrad cancer researcher has developed a kids’ summer camp on the subject.
Cancer survivor Dereck Lau looks through a microscope under the watchful eye of Rosa-Maria Ferraiuolo (BSc 2009, PhD 2015), a research associate in biology professor Lisa Porter’s lab.
The Windsor Cancer Research Group outlines its impact in its 2017 report, “Bridging Research and Hope.”
“Cheers to Hope” will celebrate local advances in cancer research, May 3 at the Essex Golf and Country Club.
“Cheers to Hope” will celebrate local advances in cancer research, May 3 at the Essex Golf and Country Club.
The Windsor Cancer Research Group five-minute survey is the first step to bring researchers together to facilitate collaborative grant submissions.
The Windsor Cancer Research Group is calling on campus researchers of all disciplines to participate in a five-minute survey.
Mordechay Schlesinger, physics professor and co-inventor of the non-invasive diagnosis technique that monitors tumour activity to confirm if chemotherapy or radiation therapy is working.
UWindsor researchers have patented a non-invasive diagnosis technique that monitors tumour activity to confirm if chemotherapy or radiation therapy is working.
Brain cancer researchers Samer Jassar (l.) and Spencer Briguglio (r.) will join the Windsor Spring Sprint walk to help raise funds for the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada, and to share their work progress with the public, June 13.
Brain cancer researchers will join the Windsor Spring Sprint walk, to help raise funds for the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada, and to share their work progress with the public.
Lisa Porter (m.), Windsor Cancer Research Translational Research Director and Caroline Hamm (l.), WCRG Clinical Director present an award to Ron Truant, WCRG Executive Committee member, during WCRG’s Cheers to Hope event. Photo courtesy of Snapd.
A group of more than 130 guests raised a glass during the recent Windsor Cancer Research Group’s (WCRG) Cheers to Hope event held recently at the Walkerville Brewery.
WCRG is a cooperative of local researchers, healthcare professionals and community partners on both sides of border, which aims to build teams to strengthen local cancer research programs.
