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Promotional graphic for UHN’s “Translating Research into Health Innovation and Economic Impact Engagement Series.” Session 3 is titled “Intellectual Property,” taking place May 13, 2026, from 1:00 to 2:30 PM EST on Zoom. Speaker is Daniel Derkach, Legal and IP Counsel at UHN, shown in a professional headshot. UHN and Canada Leads logos appear at the top.
Intellectual Property – Canada Leads
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Promotional graphic for a virtual event by UHN (Canada’s Hospital) titled “Translating Research into Health Innovation and Economic Impact Engagement Series.” It highlights “Session 2: Translating your Research: Commercialization and Industry Relationships.” The event is scheduled for April 20, 2026, from 3:00 to 4:00 PM EST on Zoom. On the right, a headshot of speaker Bharti Ranavaya, Head of Ventures Commercialization at UHN, appears alongside her name and title. Logos for UHN and “Canada Leads” are displayed at the top.
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UHN-branded event poster titled “Expert Insights: Hiring and Funding U of T Co-op Positions at UHN.” Event details: January 20, 2026, 11 AM–12 PM, held on Zoom. Right side reads “With partners:” and shows logos for University of Toronto Co-op, Mitacs, and BioTalent Canada. UHN logo with red maple leaf and the text “Canada’s Hospital” appears at top right on a dark blue background.
Expert Insights: Hiring and Funding U of T Co-op Positions at UHN
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The Office of Research Trainees at UHN Logo is on the top on a white background. Below it says Find out what's going on at the ORT and around UHN.
Event Recap – Exploring Roles in Industry
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The Office of Research Trainees at UHN Logo is on the top on a white background. Below it says Find out what's going on at the ORT and around UHN.
Event Recap – UHN Biomedical Engineering
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Decoding Careers: Careers in AI and Computational Biology. Advice from Jonathan Broadbent, MSc, Computational Biologist, Sanofi; Heather Gibling, PhD, Computational Biologist, Public Health Ontario, Chien Ting (Jimmy) Hsu, PhD, Bioinformatics Scientist, Eyam Health. Key Takeaways: Start Early: Start building skills and exploring career paths early in grad school. Embrace imperfection: adaptability is key. Invest in upskilling: take extra courses or experiences to fill gaps. You're in demand: highlight your transferable skills.
Event Recap – AI and Computational Biology
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