Forum highlights pharmacy’s role in innovation, research, and policy change.

Award will support research to advance novel method of modifying cells for testing new gene therapies.

Supervised by Prof. Shirley Wu, PhD student Mahya Rezaeifarimani is developing smart nanoparticles to help make radiation therapy work better for brain tumours by targeting low-oxygen areas that often make treatment less effective.

Assistant Professor Cambray will continue educating students on clinical decision making, preparing them to practice to the fullest of their professional scope.

Assistant Professor Ferrara has nearly 30 years of experience in community pharmacy, playing a key role in the clinical education of PharmD students.

An experienced and skilled clinician, Assistant Professor Kertland brings valuable real-world expertise to the classroom, specializing in cardiovascular diseases.

Dedicated educator and clinician Minh-Hiên Lê has been promoted to the rank of Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, bringing more than a decade of clinical and teaching experience to her new role.

A new summer camp based at the faculty will give high school students a range of experiences in pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences.

PharmD students win $5,000 prize for their innovative medical device concept aimed at improving patient care.

MScPhm student Kinda Karra, working with Clinician Scientist Carlo DeAngelis, is studying why some breast cancer patients experience pain after chemotherapy and how a small blood sample could help detect signs of this reaction.