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…C., Nabavi, N., Karwi, Q., & Griffiths, E. (2020, May 4). Limiting the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Canadian postdoctoral scholars. Canadian Science Policy Centre. [3] Gibson, E.M.,…
…real-time. First, we will test how knee pain changes movement variability. Then, we will measure how adaptation is affected by lower variability created by the pain. To conduct these projects,…
…institutions’ policies, they may apply to the Research Trainee Program, provided they meet the other eligibility requirements. Further details on the new eligibility changes will be provided in the competition…
…optimize their physical and motor functions. Best’s research will examine executive functions (EFs) as mediators of a mental and social enrichment intervention for older adults with chronic stroke. Broadly speaking,…
…is not well-studied in youth. In fact, youth are often brought to treatment by their parents. So, parents’ motivation to help their child may be one of the most important…
…Publishing Awards for Forward Thinking and Spark, our blog and digital magazine that showcase the best of BC research. Spark, which won the best industry feature category, is a quarterly…
…conducting consultation with various groups and developing a safer washroom campaign. Team members: Shannon Riley (Vancouver Coastal Health); Kali Sedgemore (Vancouver Coastal Health); Trevor Goodyear (University of British Columbia) …
…University of Alberta, Nunavut Arctic College, and Okanagan College. And then probably the last 13 years of my career, I’ve been in the area of seniors’ care and geriatrics. I…
…therapies, including chemotherapy, only one in 28 is expected to die from it, and many women go on to have a normal life expectancy. Chemotherapy , while effective, is associated…
…can use that information to influence treatment decision making, to discover new therapeutic targets and to make cancer treatment more effective, more efficient and less toxic,” says Dr. Marra. Specifically,…