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Significant funding enriches projects

In the past few months, the tireless efforts of a number of Robarts scientists and collaborators have paid off in helping them secure millions in funding.

Feeling hopeful for the future of research

The McClatchies feel hopeful about the future of health care and research knowing that their named fund is supporting research focused on cancer, ALS and other disease areas at Robarts.

Meet Dr. Julio Martinez-Trujillo

Dr. Martinez-Trujillo is leading a team of researchers to find solutions to the core symptoms of autism and cognitive dysfunctions such as Attention Deficit Disorder and memory disorders.

3D ultrasound creates clarity for improved treatment

Newly developed technology will provide improved treatment for women with gynaecological cancers, including vaginal, cervical and uterine cancer.

Scientific Director's Update

Training the next generation of scientific leaders

Trainee mentorship is a core value at Robarts. With more than 200 learners and fellows working in the labs, the Institute is grooming young scientists to be future leaders in fields of scientific inquiry.

Latest News

New possibilities for diagnosing prostate cancer, national recognitions and more

What's being described as the Holy Grail for cancer detection is now in the early research stages, read about this and more including special honours for scientists and the practice of lipid managing in clinical medicine.

The Next Generation

Understanding the brain

For as long as Megan Roussy can remember she was curious about how the brain works. The PhD Candidate is channeling her curiosity into research to better understand dysfunctions of working memory.

Upcoming Events

See the Line returns August 15

Interested in concussion research, national policy development and learning more about the role media plays in concussion awareness? Join us on August 15 for See the Line. Register early, as this event sells out every year.