
Trainee Research Symposium takes place May 10th
The ICORD Trainee Research Symposium, now in its second year, will take place at the Blusson Spinal Cord Centre on Thursday, May 10th. This Symposium is a one-day trainee-run initiative designed to give trainees a chance to present their research Read More…

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 Read More…

Researchers receive funding for vibration study
ICORD researchers Dr. Peter Cripton and Dr. Brian Kwon have received funding from the United States Department of Defense for a unique interdisciplinary study that may lead to changes in the way that individuals are transported immediately following spinal cord Read More…

Dr. Peter Cripton wins UBC Killam Teaching Prize
Congratulations to ICORD Principal Investigator, Dr. Peter Cripton, for winning a 2011-2012 UBC Killam Teaching Prize. In addition to teaching in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Dr. Cripton is also co-director of the Orthopaedic and Injury Biomechanics Lab at ICORD Read More…

ICORD student wins AAAS poster competition
Congratulations to Diana Hunter, PhD student in Dr. Matt Ramer‘s research group. Diana presented a poster at the Student Poster Competition of the AAAS Annual Meeting in Vancouver last month, and her entry, A Very Large Organelle in Sympathetic Neurons, Read More…