PRiME is hosting a virtual showcase on February 17 about how Canadian biotech hubs can transform health care and drive post-pandemic economic recovery.

PharmSci alumna Béatrice Séguin shares her journey from think tank to co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer of MOB Beauty on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

PhD candidate Sana-Kay Whyte-Allman discusses challenges she's overcame throughout her research, how becoming a mother during her PhD studies taught her resilience and determination, and her advice to women in the BIOPC community who are considering pursuing pharmaceutical sciences.

Bachelor of Pharmacy alumna Julia Elia-Pacitti shares her career path, the impact of her education, and why she supports the Faculty.

Second year PharmD student Aileen Liu discusses the importance of environmental sustainability in healthcare, and how pharmacy can find new ways to address the impact of single-use plastics.

Evan Amalfitano and Keith Pardee developed a point-of-care diagnostic test using a widely available glucose meter that can be adapted to diagnose a number of diseases, including COVID-19.

A national team of scientists is calling for a synthetic biology strategy to advance Canada’s knowledge-based economy, create high-quality jobs and fuel multi-sector post-pandemic economic recovery.

Carlo DeAngelis' research is exploring the value of virtual clinical pharmacy services and determining which groups of patients benefit most from virtual clinical pharmacy consultation services.

Post-doctoral Fellow Amin GhavamiNejad discusses leading the Diabetes research subgroup in the Wu lab with the goal of developing affordable, clinically-translatable products to benefit diabetes patients.

PharmSci PhD candidate Brian Lu discusses what led him to working with Professor Shirley Wu, his passion for the field of drug delivery and ongoing research on hypoglycaemia prevention.

Yasamin Tayefehchamani describes her experience providing patient care in a community pharmacy. "There are challenges, but the last few months were a huge learning opportunity that will make me a better pharmacist.”

Assistant Professor Ayman Chit discusses some of the challenges related to the COVID-19 vaccine and questions related to the vaccine that remain for industry, governments and the public.