Charbonneau Investigators awarded CIHR 2024 Project Grants
Congratulations to our Charbonneau Investigators on successful CIHR Spring 2024 Project Grants
Celebrating 10 Years of the Arnie Charbonneau Cancer Institute
The Arnie Charbonneau Cancer Institute is a partnership between the University of Calgary and Alberta Health Services, bringing together scientists and clinicians to integrate research and care cross disciplines – from understanding and preventing cancer, to transforming its detection and treatment, to improving life with and after cancer.
Since 2014, the Charbonneau has become a dynamic hub where researchers and clinicians converge to push boundaries. Over the past ten years, we have worked to foster this new era of innovation, collaboration, and meeting the cancer challenge.
Learn more about the past, present, and future of cancer research at the Charbonneau
Learn About Us
Research
Train with Us
Need to get in touch? Connect with us
In the News
15 faculty members named UCalgary Research Excellence Chairs
Prestigious program champions research prowess and leadership across disciplines
Azrieli Accelerator celebrates its latest Catalyst Grant recipients
Six UCalgary research projects awarded funding to advance important questions in neurodevelopment research
New study on compassion in Alberta emergency departments linked to quality care
UCalgary Nursing professor Shane Sinclair says results show compassion cannot be considered ‘optional’
UCalgary research into reindeer antlers could help unlock secret of human limb regeneration
Study is one of six UCalgary projects receiving New Frontiers in Research Fund grants
Dr. Savraj Grewal appointed new senior associate dean, Research
Appointment effective July 1, 2024
Over $22M in funding awarded to 130 UCalgary faculty members as part of federal investment
Announcement includes Canada Research Chairs, NSERC Discovery Grants funding, and more
You can change lives
As a donor, your gift will help improve the quality of cancer prevention, detection, treatment, and survivorship, through enhanced research and education in Calgary and beyond.
