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First-in-class nanoparticle to find and treat cancer reaching patients through new clinical trial

Health Canada has approved a clinical trial for new technology developed by Toronto-based researchers that offers new, less-invasive ways to manage cancer. Nanoparticles are very useful vehicles for delivering drugs and imaging agents to tumours,…

ArticleJun 05, 2025

TechnologyTreatment

Kidney cancer discoveries open new avenue for treatment

OICR-supported researchers have identified a promising therapeutic target for clear cell renal cell carcinoma. By blocking the function of a protein that helps kidney cancer grow, OICR-supported researchers may have found a promising new way…

ArticleNov 21, 2024

TalentDiagnosis

New OICR investigator combines physics, chemistry, and artificial intelligence to improve tissue imaging

Dr. Chenxi Qian has developed an advanced vibrational spectroscopy technique that delivers fast, high-resolution and label-free imaging. Dr. Chenxi Qian is excited to take advanced concepts from physics and chemistry and apply them to real-life…

ArticleSep 14, 2023

TalentBreast cancer

The Next Generation: Jingping Qiao

PhD Student studying the complexity of breast cancer to try and impact treatment. About one in eight Canadian women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. But how their cancer progresses can depend on what…

ArticleAug 29, 2023

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The Next Generation: Tom Ouellette

PhD student harnessing computational tools to make a difference for cancer patients. Tom Ouellette wouldn’t have predicted that he’d pursue cancer research. However, he had an interest in computational tools and wondered how they could…

ArticleJul 27, 2023

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New funding partnership with U of T Data Sciences Institute aims to drive new breakthroughs

Partnering with University of Toronto’s Data Sciences Institute (DSI) will give OICR researchers access to new funding and collaborations. OICR is combining forces with another Ontario leader in data science research to help leverage Big…

ArticleJun 20, 2023

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First-in-class nanoparticle to find and treat cancer reaching patients through new clinical trial

Kidney cancer discoveries open new avenue for treatment

New OICR investigator combines physics, chemistry, and artificial intelligence to improve tissue imaging

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The Next Generation: Jingping Qiao

The Next Generation: Tom Ouellette

New funding partnership with U of T Data Sciences Institute aims to drive new breakthroughs