Qin Dai

News stories by Qin Dai

woman massages her calf muscle February 14, 2025 Leg muscle may serve as an early warning system for heart failure, study finds
"" January 13, 2025 Researchers develop biodegradable electrodes that may help repair damaged brain tissue
"" September 16, 2024 Researchers develop new method for delivering RNA and drugs into cells
"" September 4, 2024 Research team explores next-gen vaccines to guard against sexually transmitted infections
"" August 23, 2024 U of T researchers integrate crucial immune cells onto heart-on-a-chip platform
"" January 29, 2024 U of T researchers' AI model designs proteins to deliver gene therapy
"" June 7, 2023 Researchers discover new protein needed for rapid wound repair
Edmond Young November 4, 2021 U of T researchers design microfluidic device to understand how air pollution affects lungs
Ayden Malekjahani and Johnny Zhang June 17, 2021 Researchers develop quantum dot smartphone device to diagnose and track COVID-19
photo of researcher in lab July 20, 2020 Researchers develop credit-card sized tool to understand how cancer cells invade host tissues
"" May 6, 2020 U of T researchers use diphtheria toxin to target genes in cancer cells
Close-up photo of hands being washed April 13, 2020 U of T startup’s "buddy badge" encourages handwashing in hospitals, could help stem COVID-19 spread
Pranav Kadhiresan and Buddhisha Udugama hold up the pea-sized heating device February 19, 2020 Paired with a smartphone, pill-sized 'heater' developed at U of T could be used to diagnose infectious disease
From left: PhD candidate Sean Kinney, alumni Alexander E. Vlahos and PhD student So-Yoon Won January 22, 2020 U of T researchers develop method to improve transplantation of artificial insulin-producing cells
image showing nanoparticles being engulfed by endothelial cells January 14, 2020 Most engineered nanoparticles enter tumours through cells – not between them, U of T researchers find
Illustration of competitive cells March 21, 2019 Not all stem cells are created equal, U of T study reveals