Amgen program provides undergraduate students with opportunities to explore graduate studies and science careers.

Postdoctoral Fellow Idorenyin Asuquo IWE, working with Associate Professor Keith Pardee, is making fundamental discoveries in CRISPR technology with the potential to advance next-generation diagnostics and improve disease detection.

As director of the Centre for Pharmaceutical Oncology, Raymond Reilly has contributed to growth and collaboration within cancer research community.

New report led by Professor (status) Tara Gomes highlights opioid toxicity deaths among Ontario workers, identifying specific sectors suffering the most.

While developing three-year PharmD curriculum, Karen Cameron and Ivy Lam focus on embedding environmental sustainability across the curriculum.

MaaTRx, developed by Mina Tadrous and Shanzeh Chaudhry, showcases importance of dynamic prediction tools that detect changing real-world conditions.

Romina Sardari’s residency highlighted breadth of opportunities to apply clinical and scientific skills in pharmaceutical industry.

Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy educators share insights, reflect on curriculum innovation, and explore the science of learning at Education Development Day.

The annual student-led symposium brought together attendees to showcase graduate research, hear from industry and alumni speakers, and explore the role of innovation and future technologies in advancing health care.

McKesson Canada president and U of T pharmacy alum shared how pharmacists can apply learnings and values across the profession.

Shasha Wolfe shares lived experiences accessing gender-affirming care with PharmD students to highlight importance of pharmacists in providing support.

Tool developed in Bowen Li’s lab designs lipid nanoparticles that are delivered to specific cartilage cells and not taken up by liver, minimizing off-target effects.