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21 Oct: LIFE SCIENCES ONTARIO ANNOUNCES 2024 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

TORONTO, ON – October 21, 2024 – Life Sciences Ontario (LSO) is excited to announce this year’s scholarship recipients, honoring 18 outstanding individuals who exemplify excellence in their academic pursuits. This marks the sixth year of our scholarship program, which has awarded a total of 186 scholarships worth $578,000, providing essential…

15 Oct: LIFE SCIENCES ONTARIO APPLAUDS THE ONTARIO GOVERNMENT’S INVESTMENT OF $146 MILLION INTO THE NEXT PHASE OF THE LIFE SCIENCES STRATEGY

Toronto, October 15, 2024 – Life Sciences Ontario (LSO) is excited to support Phase 2 of the Ontario government’s Life Sciences Strategy, which includes a significant investment of $146 million aimed at establishing Ontario as a global biomanufacturing and life sciences hub. This next phase will enhance the collaboration between…

02 Oct: LSO IS HIRING: MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER

Who we are and What we do Life Sciences Ontario is a member-driven organization that represents and promotes the province’s vibrant and diverse life sciences sector. LSO collaborates with governments, academia, industry, and other life science organizations in Ontario and across Canada to promote and encourage commercial success throughout the…

21 Mar: Life Sciences Ontario Welcomes Darren Anderson, Naheed Kurji, Parimal Nathwani, Robyn Saccon, and Salim Teja as New Board Members

TORONTO, ON – March 21st, 2024 — Today, Life Sciences Ontario hosted our Annual General Meeting and we are delighted to welcome the following highly accomplished professionals to the board of directors:  Darren Anderson, Co-Founder and CEO, Vive Crop Protection Naheed Kurji, President, Recursion Canada Parimal Nathwani, President and CEO,…

08 Mar: International Women’s Day 2024 – “Celebrating Women Leaders Across Ontario’s Life Sciences Sector” by Life Sciences Ontario (LSO) & Ontario Bioscience Innovation Organization (OBIO®)

Today, women make up 50% of university students enrolled in STEM and health programs in Canada.[1] Women identifying as visible minorities make up 44.4% of women aged 25 years or older with a post-secondary degree or higher in STEM.[2]  However, these numbers do not translate equally into the workforce where…