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January 14, 2026 |Ruth Morgan, the 2024-25 TISPP visiting fellow, argues that trust between science and society depends on sustained, open dialogue. She highlights that knowledge is disruptive and uncertain, and that progress starts with asking better questions especially in an era of misinformation.

Classified as: environment, technology
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Published on: 28 Jan 2026

January 14, 2026 |Rees Kassen,Academic Director for Թ's new Sustainability Park and the director of TISPP. His article traces today’s tension around the post‑WWII “social contract” for publicly funded basic research (shaped by Vannevar Bush’sScience: The Endless Frontier). He argues the contract is straining as governments demand faster, more visible returns, even though long-run payoffs (like mRNA vaccines) show why basic research matters.

Classified as: environment, science and technology, environment and sustainability
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Published on: 28 Jan 2026

January 14, 2026 | Barbara Koremenos, the 23-24McConnell Visiting Scholar at Թ's Max Bell School of Public Policy,argues that international scientific collaboration can build trust and help solve global problems, even amid geopolitical rivalry. She focuses on stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI) research that represents a new frontier akin to the Antarctic Treaty in its ability to foster international scientific collaboration.

Classified as: environment, environment and sustainability, science and technology
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Published on: 28 Jan 2026

November 17, 2025 | A co-authored article by Jennifer Welsh, based on an international conference organized at Թ in December 2024 on IDP participation, has been published in the Journal of Refugee Studies. The article, titled "IDP perspectives on IDP participation," shares key arguments from the workshop.

Classified as: Jennifer Welsh, human rights, United Nations
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Published on: 17 Nov 2025

Join D2Rand thefor an event in honour of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Women's History Month, in collaboration with and the association .

Classified as: breast cancer awareness, RNA therapeutics, Women History Month, D2R, GCI
Published on: 3 Oct 2025

The , the Wainberg Centre for Viral Diseases and the Թ Infectious Diseases and Immunity in Global Health Program are joined to host aSymposium on Advances in Viral Diseases: From Mechanisms to Therapies.

Published on: 3 Oct 2025

From October 20–24, 2025, the,in partnership withand the), will host anRNA-seq Bootcamp. This hands-on workshop series will equip participants with both the theoretical foundations and practical skills needed for RNA-seq data analysis.

Classified as: data management, research data, open science, Research Integrity, academic research, Research Training
Published on: 26 Sep 2025

Montreal, September 24, 2025 – Moderna, in partnership with RNA Canada, has awarded three prizes this year to RNA researchers in Canada for their outstanding contribution to the field. D2R is proud to announce that Professor has received the Discovery of the Year Award for her seminal 2024 publication in Nature Communications (Alecki et al.,). This award recognizes groundbreaking RNA discoveries made by Canadian researchers (either as a group or individually) during the past year.

Classified as: award announcements, Awards
Published on: 24 Sep 2025

Update | The DNA to RNA (D2R) website has a new section dedicated to Training. From Master's to Postdoctoral, this space provides graduate students at all levels with access to workshops, events, and resources aligned with D2R’s interdisciplinary mission. Topics include RNA therapeutics, genomic medicine, equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI), commercialization, data science, and career development beyond academia.

Classified as: D2R Initiative, training, Research and Innovation, Graduate Students
Published on: 17 Sep 2025

Portait de Leire Cancio Orueta

To begin, how would you describe yourself as a scholar? What themes and values guide your work and research?

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Published on: 13 Sep 2025

That's a wrap for the 2025 edition of IMPRESS—the Indigenous Mentorship and Paid Research Experience for Summer Students, presented byBranches, Թ's Community Outreach Program at Enrolment Services!

This year's program culminated in the IMPRESS Research Day, where 24 student-interns presented their summer's work to family, friends, faculty and community members. The celebration also featured a communal lunch and a traditional hoop dancing performance.

Published on: 18 Aug 2025

Long dismissed as “junk,” viral fragments buried in human DNA may help regulate our genes, according to a new international study co-led by Guillaume Bourque, professor in Թ’s Department of Human Genetics, D2R-funded researcher and member of the D2R Research Steering Committee and Executive (RSC). The findings offer new insights into what makes us human, 25 years after the human genome was first mapped.

Classified as: DNA analysis, External, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Guillaume Bourque, evolution, D2R
Published on: 29 Jul 2025

Protecting the internally displaced: Sovereignty, agency and the localization of international norms

Classified as: human rights, Jennifer Welsh
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Published on: 14 Apr 2025

Last week, we welcomed neuroscientists Liisa Galea (Centre for Addiction and Mental Health) and Robert-Paul Juster (Université de Montréal) for SEX CELLS!, a vital conversation on implementing Sex- and Gender-Based Analysis Plus (SGBA+) in health research.

Published on: 14 Apr 2025

Prion diseases came to public attention during the 1980s and ’90s, when Mad Cow Disease was in the news. While transmission to humans from infected beef has largely been eliminated, other forms of these devastating diseases are unfortunately still around, like Creutzfeld-Jacob Disease (CJD). In fact, according to the US Centers for Disease Control, cases of CJD have been on the rise in the last two decades.

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Published on: 9 Dec 2024

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