Access to embargoed materials

The Science Media Centre sends out roundups of Canadian research every Tuesday morning (every second Tuesday in the summer). The emails contain links to embargoed materials – journal articles, press previews, news releases – on journal press sites, where access to such materials is restricted. If you click on links that are still under embargo, […]

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Webinar: Biologics and Biosimilars

Biopharmaceuticals, or Biologics have successfully improved the care of several hard to treat conditions, such as rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s disease and cancer. More of these complex biological drugs are coming. In the US over 900 biologics are being developed for more than 100 diseases. While they can be effective treatments, they can be very expensive and are the […]

Penny Park

In Memoriam: Penny Park

  Penny Park – founder, first Executive Director, and guiding light of the SMCC – passed away this past weekend. Penny was one of Canada’s leading science journalists, a passionate defender of free speech for both journalists and scientists, and a proud promoter of Canadian research. Penny began her science journalism journey in 1980 at […]

Peter Calamai, 1943–2019

Peter Calamai, the founder, along with Penny Park (who died last month) of the Science Media Centre of Canada, died yesterday morning at his home in Stratford. Peter was a journalist’s journalist: curmudgeonly, dogged, determined, demanding. He was an old-fashioned, ink-stained newshound. He began as a dashing young foreign correspondent for the old Southam News in […]

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