International Day of Women and Girls in Science provides an opportunity to recognize the importance of gender diversity in science and to celebrate the work of scientists who identify as women.

The award-winning I’m Pharmacy Podcast is returning this week for its third season, which will focus on “Big Problems, Bigger Solutions” in health care.

PharmSci PhD trainee and Seto lab member Erin Chung's current work focuses on improving precision dosing for neonatal and paediatric populations using machine learning and pharmacokinetic modelling.

The Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy is pleased to announce two new roles that will focus on equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) and help advance efforts in these important areas.

The I’m Pharmacy Podcast, produced at the University of Toronto’s Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, has won two awards as part of the inaugural Signal Awards competition recognizing excellence in podcasting.

A new study led by Prof. Christine Allen, and Prof. Alán Aspuru-Guzik of Chemistry and Computer Science, demonstrates the potential for machine learning to accelerate the development of innovative drug delivery technologies.

PharmSci PhD trainee Chukwunonso Nwabufo and Professor Reina Bendayan apply expertise in pharmacokinetics of HIV therapies to examine new and repurposed drugs for COVID-19.

Starting November 30, students, faculty, alumni, and staff can purchase hoodies, t-shirts and other merchandise direct from the U of T Bookstore.

Interested in a graduate degree in pharmaceutical sciences? Join faculty and current graduate students at our Open House on Tuesday, November 22, 2022 from 5pm-7pm for conversation and poster presentations showcasing our diverse and cutting-edge research happening in the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy.

Wells Lab PhD student Ashley Cheng is exploring the impact of oxidative DNA damage from reactive oxygen species on epigenetics and gene regulation, a mechanism hypothesize to contribute to fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.

PharmSci PhD candidate and Bendayan lab member Shirley Huang discusses her research focusing on the toxicity of antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) in the brain and its relevance to HIV-associated neurological complications.

Assistant Professor Bowen Li has received a prestigious Gairdner Early Career Investigator Award recognizing his research to develop new platforms to deliver mRNA vaccines and improve their effectiveness.