Wishart Node of The Metabolomics Innovation Centre
Making Metabolomics Matter
Current News & Upcoming Events
September 16 – 18, 2022
Hosted by the University of Alberta and The Metabolomics Innovation Centre (TMIC)
April 21, 2022
Folio published an article about cancer research revealing evidence that shows cancer treatment and prevention is about much more than genetics alone.
Many news agencies including CTV morning news and 630 Ched radio have followed the story and shared it with their audiences.
February 16,2022
Telus World of Science – Edmonton is unveiling a new exhibit in the Allard Family Gallery entitled Health Zone. The exhibit explores factors that affect each person’s health. Visit the gallery and look for Dr. Wishart’s contribution to the exhibit.
November 15, 2021
The drug scene is constantly changing and law enforcement struggles to keep up with the newest desinger drugs. Read about the advancements made in drug detection using metabolomics in Springer Nature Magazine.
April 23, 2021
A new study identifies biomarkers that could be used in a quick, inexpensive COVID-19 blood screening tool. Read the article published by Lawson Health Research Institute, and listen to the Q&A podcast featuring Dr. Wishart.
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The May issue of @MetaboNews was released today. Learn about upcoming #metabolomics events, see #jobpostings, and read about the Quantitative Metabolomics Database (QMDB), a new reference database for human metabolomics. https://t.co/1qy6U7ve1q
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Congratulations @DrugBankDB on your YEG Community Startup Award! Your #success makes all your old colleagues at #ualberta proud. https://t.co/SwpQ5muUYs
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Congratulations to the Q Boost Team for their hard work and dedication to starting and growing @QboostI! Time to celebrate your success!! #success #spinoff https://t.co/eznLJ58lbI
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What do AI, beer and art have in common? Now throw Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (Amii) into the puzzle. Learn the answer in this Taproot Publishing Inc. article.
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