Alana has a wonderful visit to the Chemistry Department at the University of Cincinnati, and a hosted by the wonderful Pietro Strobbia. Wonderful conversations and faculty, and Alana presented her most recent research in a talk titled : Patient-centered design…
Alana Ogata and Julia Kramer publish their perspective on embracing patient engagement for translational clinical technologies. We provide guidelines and resources for researchers to engage with patients early and continuously with patients early and continuously throughout the research process to…
Jared published his work on the role of heterogenous activity in the formation of calcium phosphate nanomaterials! This is his first publication and we are proud! Read about it here!
The Ogata Lab takes a fun night out to see the Toronto Raptors vs the Washington Wizards at Scotia Bank!
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/prime-uoft_internationaldayofwomenandgirlsinscience2025-activity-7295207366898135042-lVRQ?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop MaRS Discovery District, and Women’s College Hospital co-hosted Moving the Needle: Trajectory to Translation, a symposium dedicated to advancing precision women’s health innovation in celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Together, we united researchers, clinicians,…
Celebrating the end of 2024 with a holiday dinner and game of white elephant! Always fun to open gifts together (and steal some), enjoy good food, share some laughs together inside a warm and cozy space!
National Women’s Health Research Initiatives – Translational and Implementation Science Grant, Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR) In a collaboration between the Ogata Lab and Leonardi Lab, the team receives $598,183CAD in funding to support their research on the Development…
Congratulations to Justin Van Houten for winning the Huguette Cohen Award! Congratulations to Sophia Alonzi for the Chemical Institute of Canada Toronto Section Book Prize & High Academic Standing at the end of Year II in a Chemistry Program! Congratulations…
Some destressing with a murder mystery card game – turns out everyone is very good at acting!
The Ogata Lab moves to a new lab space and celebrates this new chapter in the group!