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AI finding tumours that doctors might miss

A new artificial-intelligence-powered tool the hospital was testing detected a tumour from Qiu Sijun’s routine CT scan before he had any symptoms.

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Ph.D.s Can’t Find Work as Boston’s Biotech Engine Sputters

A job in life sciences was once a sure path to a high-paying career in the city, but empty labs and unemployed grads now herald tougher times

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Canada’s innovation policy: designed in Ottawa, owned in America

Canadian research funding is failing to achieve our social, health and economic goals. Universities and colleges continue to produce world-class research, but that research too often yields no new product or service or is commercialized by foreign firms that sell it back to us at a

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Ottawa Aims To Attract Top Research Talent

The federal government’s new plan will create research chairs at Canadian universities spread across eight areas of focus.

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Working From Home Is Harming Young Employees. They’re Starting to See That.

Remote work means less training and opportunity for advancement, especially for younger workers, research suggests. Some are getting the message.

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Eli Lilly Reaches $1 Trillion in Value, Buoyed by Demand for Its Weight Loss Drugs

The booming market for weight-loss drugs has propelled Eli Lilly to become the first pharmaceutical company to hit $1 trillion, joining a select club of mostly tech companies that have surpassed that threshold.

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$500M Cambridge Biotech Research Hub Abruptly Closes

Arena BioWorks was supposed to be a breath of fresh air for the Greater Boston life sciences market, but its bright bulb just went out.

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Overcoming Canada’s innovation barrier will lead to more productivity

The latest federal budget includes $1.7-billion for attracting international talent, a welcome investment in a country where we struggle to turn scientific discoveries into innovations that drive economic growth.

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Universities could jump to hire foreign researchers if Ottawa allocates funds

Universities have been waiting to see what direction the federal government will take as other countries have jumped on the potential hiring opportunity created by recent instability in U.S. academic funding.

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