Kohila Kurunathan
TC3 Research and Networking Symposium
This symposium will bring together cannabis and cannabinoid researchers and trainees from the University of Toronto and Toronto Academic Health Sciences Network and will provide an opportunity to network, seek new collaborations, build links and share health research findings related to cannabis and cannabinoids.
Announcing the Critical Digital Humanities Initiative!
With an emphasis on anti-racist, feminist, queer, and decolonial scholarship and research, the CDHI will bridge the humanities’ emphasis on power and culture with the tools and analysis of digital technology to forge a new, generative paradigm of critical humanities scholarship.
Researchers from U of T, affiliated hospitals form research consortium to study risks and benefits of cannabis
The Toronto Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research Consortium (TC3) was launched Thursday at a conference of researchers, government officials, policy-makers and industry representatives. TC3 combines the research muscle of the university with a dozen academic hospitals. “There is a huge research engine at U of T,” said Ruth Ross, a professor and chair of the Faculty of Medicine’s pharmacology and toxicology department and a member of the TC3 steering committee.
Cannabis Innovation Summit to officially launch U of T-led research consortium
Researchers from UofT and its affiliated hospitals will meet this week at the Cannabis Innovation Summit to launch TC3 (Toronto Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research Consortium — a partnership focused on the health effects of cannabis and related compounds.