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Collaboration is the driving force behind scientific discovery and translational research. Working with clinical teams and helping to solve some of the most challenging problems in medicine is a key focus of the research we lead. The multidisciplinary research of our Faculty spans the spectrum of drug therapy from discovery, development and use, to communities of practice and policy, with our efforts focused on improving patient health.
- Micheline Piquette-Miller, Associate Dean of Research, Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy
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Clinical pharmacist leads international effort to improve care for children with cancer
Clinical Scientist Lee Dupuis co-directs interprofessional network that promotes use of clinical practice guidelines for supportive care.
U of T researchers find opioid-related deaths increasing and affecting more younger adults
New study recently published in PLOS ONE shows a five-fold increase in opioid-related mortality in Ontario - with rates now peaking for people in their mid-30s.
Scientists are bringing new cancer nanomedicines closer to patient care
Scientists at the Centre for Pharmaceutical Oncology are helping researchers at Princess Margaret Cancer Research Centre move a 'swiss-army-knife' nanotheranostic to first-in-human clinical trials.
New research focuses on essential but often-ignored organ in pregnancy
Lack of knowledge about the placenta is one of the major gaps in studying the health of women and pregnant people. The Piquette-Miller lab is helping to address this by studying how the placenta functions, examining transport proteins that regulate how nutrients, drugs and other molecules cross the placenta to the fetus.
Supporting women in STEM means making systemic changes that are inclusive to everyone
Graduate student and Bonin Lab member Quinn Pauli reflects on her academic journey as a women in STEM, and celebrates the female mentors that have helped her along the way.
Research Facts and Figures
Research Funding
$13,451,623
total research funding awarded to Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy Researchers
- Tri-Agency $7,015,969 (CIHR, NSERC, SSHRC)
- Private Sector $2,657,253
- Non for Profit Sector $1,444,832 (including foundations)
- Government $2,333,569 (NIH, IDRC, Ontario Genomics, etc.)
80
number of applications submitted
23 successful
32 unsuccessful
25 pending
103
active grants
18 Government
26 Not for profit
10 Private Sector
49 Tri-Agency
49
Tri-Agency grants
26 CIHR
15 NSERC
2 SSHRC
6 Other
3
Canada Research Chairs
Researcher Awards
16
researcher awards
5 salary awards
11 awards (honor and others)
Publications
567
publications
This includes:
5 books and chapters
11 editorial reviews
Conferences & Symposia
567
virtual conferences attended
97 International Conferences
60 National Conferences
33 Local Conferences
Presentations by appointed Faculty members and trainees
108
abstracts
82
presentations
Media
Entrepreneurship
6
start-ups
6 ongoing
Antlera Therapeutics, Cellular Analytics, Nanology Labs. Nocimetrics. ARMA Biosciences & Liberum Biotechnologies
19
commercialization projects
14 active
5 closed
13
licenses
2 new
7 ongoing
4 exercised /closed
7
patents, licences and invention disclosures
2 patents issues
5 applications
5
invention disclosures
Inventions Disclosures including a Student
- 3 include a student
- 2 PI only
Assignment
- 2 co-owned
- 2 assigned to U of T
- 1 assigned to inventor
Centre for Pharmaceutical Oncology (CPO)
205
members
- 20 Full Faculty
- 16 Associate Faculty
- 31 Research Staff
- 85 Full Trainees
- 21 Associate Trainees
- 32 Other (visiting professors, visiting students, health professionals, etc.)
10
graduate student scholarships given
6
bi-weekly seminar series featuring leading national and international experts from Sherbrooke Medical Centre, University of Victoria, University of British Columbia, University Medical Center Groningen, and Université de Sherbrooke.
Centre for Practice Excellence (CPE)
8
speaker series presentations
2
symposia
1
four-day summit
Collaborations
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The Hospital for Sick Children
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Whole Health Pharmacy Partners
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Mount Sinai Hospital
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THETA Collaborative
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McMaster University
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McKesson Canada
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Public Health Agency of Canada
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Toronto General Hospital
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Ontario College of Pharmacists
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University of Waterloo
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19toZero
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The Wilson Centre
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Trillium Health Partners
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Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto
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Neighbourhood Pharmacy Association of Canada
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Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation
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Centre for Sustainable Health Systems
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Royal Pharmaceutical Society
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Dalhousie University
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University of Nottingham
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The International Pharmaceutical Federation
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Cardiff University
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HealthPRO
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St. Michaels Hospital
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Université catholique de Louvain (Brussels)
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Women’s College Research Institute
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GlaxoSmith Kline (UK)
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Discovery Pharmacy
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Toronto Metropolitan University
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OPEN Citizens’ Council
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CUBIC Health
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University of Alberta
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CarePoint Health
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ICES
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St. John's University
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New Brunswick College of Pharmacists
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Institute of Safe Medication Practices
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Ontario College of Pharmacists
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University Health Network
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Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
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Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
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University of British Columbia
17
research fellows
Research Fellows From
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Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto
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Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto
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School of Public Policy and Administration, Carleton University
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Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto
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School of Pharmacy, The University of Sydney
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Faculty of Law, University of Toronto
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Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto
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Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto
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Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, University of Toronto
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Global Health Policy Institute
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School of Medicine, UC San Diego
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Faculty of Applied Health Sciences, Brock University
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Faculty of Law, University of Amsterdam
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Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute
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University of San Francisco
7
collaborative seminars featuring leading national and international experts
Precision Medicine Initiative at University of Toronto (PRiME)
90
members
150+
trainees across 15 University of Toronto Departments
Discovery Pharmacy
2,898
new patients
546
vials of flu vaccine administered
1,327
vials of COVID-19 vaccine administered
16
APPE students completed in-pharmacy rotations