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ICORD Trainees & Staff honoured

ICORD Trainees & Staff honoured

A number of ICORD trainees and staff members have recently received awards!

Melissa Pak is a research assistant in Dr. Andrei Krassioukov’s cardiovascular lab. Her oral presentation at the American Spinal Injury Association’s annual conference in April 2012 was one of three recognized for excellence by the ASIA Research Committee. The awards are based [...]

Stem cells: safe or sinister? Cafe Scientifique will be webcast on May 3.

Stem cells: safe or sinister? Cafe Scientifique will be webcast on May 3.

Thanks to the generous support of Spinal Cord Injury BC, we are pleased to be able to webcast tonight’s Cafe Scientifique. Click here to tune in.
Everyone is welcome at a free Café Scientifique event.
Thursday 3 May, 6:30-9pm
Blusson Spinal Cord Centre Atrium
Join ICORD researchers for refreshments and informal discussion about scientific and ethical issues [...]

ICORD presents a symposium at AAAS

ICORD researchers will be joining with other eminent faculty from within Canada and the US to present Curing Spinal Cord Injury: The Need for Global Collaboration at the AAAS Annual Meeting in Vancouver. This meeting brings together approximately 8000 scientists from around the globe.
The symposium will take place on Monday, February 20, 2012: 9:45 AM-12:45 [...]

2011 Poster Prize Winners

2011 Poster Prize Winners

Poster awards are an important and valued part of the ICORD Annual Research Meeting.
The ICORD Trainee Award is for the best poster presented by an ICORD trainee at the Masters Student level.
The Aaron Moser Award goes to the best poster presented by an ICORD trainee at the Doctoral Student level. This award is named for [...]

ICORD Researchers in the news

ICORD Researchers in the news

Drs. Wolfram Tetzlaff and Femke Streiger’s study on the effects of  high-fat, low-carb (or ketogenic) diet on recovery after SCI was featured in Science Daily and PhysOrg.com. Dr. Tetzlaff presented the research project at a press conference at this year’s Society for Neuroscience meeting in Chicago.