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A Recap of Our First Qualitative Research Summer Student Series
Designed and facilitated by Qualitative Research Analyst Julia Santana Parrilla, WHRI’s first qualitative research summer student series was conceptualized as a sequential two-parter to engage attendees in critical reflections of research philosophies and equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) principles.
WHRI Welcomes PHSA Leaders for Site Tours
WHRI staff and researchers welcomed leaders from PHSA for two tours over the summer, highlighting interest and investment in embedding women’s health research in clinical spaces.
2026 Dr. Monica K. Li and Family Undergraduate Medical Student Research Award in Women’s Health Recipient
WHRI is very pleased to congratulate the recipient of the 2026 Dr. Monica K. Li and Family Undergraduate Medical Student Research Award in Women’s Health.
2026 Graduate and Fellowship Research Award in Women’s Health Recipients
The Women’s Health Research Institute (WHRI) is very pleased to congratulate the recipients of the 2026 Graduate and Fellowship Research Awards in Women’s Health.
Announcing the 2026 Perinatal Research Imaging and Evaluation (PRIME) Centre Research Award Recipient
Congratulations to Dr. Mohamed Bedaiwy, the recipient of the 2026 PRIME Centre Research Award.
Dr. Gina Ogilvie Awarded Dr. Chew Wei Memorial Prize in Cancer Research
Congratulations to WHRI Associate Director Dr. Gina Ogilvie on her receipt of the 2026 Dr. Chew Wei Memorial Prize in Cancer Research.
Congratulations to the WHRI Spring 2026 Trainee Travel Grant Recipients
Congratulations to the winners of the Spring 2026 trainee travel grant competition.
Dr. Cheryl Wellington Awarded Brain Canada Platform Support Grant
Congratulations to WHRI member Dr. Cheryl Wellington, who recently received a Brain Canada 2025 Platform Support Grant to facilitate her leadership of the UBC Core Facility for Neurology Biomarker Innovation (CFNBI).
Participate in Evaluating AI-Assisted Document Translation for Research Equity
The WHRI is collaborating with the Clinical Research Support Unit at BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute to evaluate a process that combines AI translation with structured human review for research documents – and you can help.