News & Announcements

Sabrina was invited to speak at the mRNA Quality Control & Comparability Summit in Boston. This summit is part of the World RNA Series, which is a series of events disseminating information about the rapid changes in RNA-based therapeutics in order to deliver safe and effective RNA therapies to patients

The Canadian Association of Physicists Congress (CAP) was hosted by The University of New Brunswick in Fredericton this year and Sabrina was invited to speak on single-molecule microscopy, current applications of CLiC, and how the technology is being used to to advance nanomedicines. CAP brings together physicists in academia and industry

A few Leslie Lab scientists attended the annual Canadian Chemistry Conference and Exhibition in Vancouver this year. Dr. Albert Kamanzi (postdoctoral fellow) and Cynthia Shaheen (PhD candidate) shared their research and exchanged knowledge with leading chemists from Canada and around the world. Congratulations to Cynthia for winning a poster prize for

NSERC has supported Sabrina through a lifetime of discovery, and we are happy to announce that the Leslie Lab has been awarded a five year Discovery Grant which will assist us in continuing the innovative research we conduct at the leading edge of biophysics and single-molecule microscopy. From the NSERC

Sabrina was invited to give a talk at the US Biophysical Society Meeting and so the Leslie Lab was represented at both the Canadian and American Biophysical Society meetings this year. We are proud to continue to contribute to advancements in biophysics research and to spread the knowledge we have

As a part of the world’s most prominent biotechnology convention, SPIE Photonics West, Sabrina was invited to speak at the BiOS exposition which features global leaders in biophotonics and biomedical research pushing the boundaries of science and innovation. While there, Sabrina gave a talk on Convex Lens Induced Confined (CLiC)