Where is the Canadian ambition? It exists inside our global leading Universities and Academic Hospitals. We need similar ambition by our government leaders

Privileged to receive this funding from Brain Canada as a Future Leader in Canadian Brain Research! Thanks to my lab past and present and The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) Meredith Irwin for the support to make this possible.

Drs. Jiannis Taxidis & Brian Kalish, MD have received Brain Canada’s 2022 Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research award for their #SKResearch exploring preterm brain injury & memory-linked brain conditions. Congratulations! 🎉 Read more ➡️ bit.ly/4515M8X

#PhysicianScientists! 🧬🔬👶🏻👶🏾The next #physicianscientistcafe on transitioning fellow ➡️ faculty featuring Brian Kalish, MD Lila Nolan, MD John Erickson, MD, PhD Bunmi Olaloye M.D and Pamela Good, and me as moderator! 9/28 2pm EST UCSF Pediatrics UCSF Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Neo Kids On The Block us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

🎉🎉Congratulations Brian Kalish, MD The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) Neonatologist-scientist (Temerty Medicine Dept Peds & Department of Molecular Genetics, U of T)!! - recognized by Brain Canada as leader in 🧠research for his amazing contributions to understanding fetal/neonatal brain development & response to injury 👇

The FDA has sent a letter to health care providers about the risk of probiotics administered to preterm infants. The letter includes an excerpt from an AAP clinical report with the same warning. bit.ly/3PDxymr

Spectacular talk by my colleague ⁦Brian Kalish, MD⁩ on his approaches to map neuro-immune interactions in the developing brain, ⁦The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids)⁩ retreat.

Join Dr. Brian Kalish Brian Kalish, MD for our last Monday Seminar of 2023! He will be presenting on the topic of "Molecular Origins of Cognitive Disability and Decline in Down Syndrome." 🔗Learn more: ow.ly/YGvB50QgVgI Monday seminars will start again in January 2024.

That feeling when one of our really tiny babies makes it home safe from NICU #neotwitter

how some people think bioinformatics works

(1/n) 🔬Segmentation errors messing with your cell types in spatial expression assays? Happy to introduce STARLING, our new method for clustering spatial data while accounting for imperfect segmentation 📜biorxiv.org/content/10.110… ⬇️ Short thread

Dr. Brian Kalish, a 2022 Brain Canada & Azrieli Foundation Future Leader, is exploring brain cell communication in premature infants and testing therapies to improve outcomes and quality of life of these newborns. #FutureLeaderFriday The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) University of Toronto

I'm really excited to work on one of these projects with Dr. Liisa Galea and Brian Kalish, MD! Thanks so much Brain Canada for the support and I can't wait to dive into this project with you all!

CAMH Brain Canada This funding is for a mighty team of us - Brian Kalish, MD Shreejoy Tripathy & Romina Garcia de leon. We have already started with Romina hard at work in the lab long hours. Grateful for the funding & the great team we have assembled including the newly recruited Shahrzad Ghazisaeidi

Moderna can make 34 custom mRNAs on demand - GMP - IN TWO WEEKS to treat a person with cancer. The same can be true for CRISPR Cures for a devastatingly ill infant who needs a custom gRNA to save their life. Yes it can. Watch this space.

Delighted to share our latest paper on #EV therapy for #CDH published on Science Advances! Full access: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… Great teamwork of Zani Lab and collaborators Brian Kalish, MD, Martin Post, Michael Wilson. Grateful for support from APSA Surgeons The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) CIHR

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Excited to share our latest hypothesis and protocol paper on low-intensity #FUS for neonates with hypoxic-ischemic #encephalopathy. Looking forward to starting the trial once we secure ethical board approval The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids). Huge thanks to the team: Mehmet Nevzat Cizmeci, Brian T.

A new hypothesis & protocol paper by Mehmet Cizmeci, Can SARICA, Brian Kalish, MD, Andres Lozano, and Robert Chen on low-intensity FUS for #neonates with hypoxic-ischemic #encephalopathy has just been published in ElsevierNeuroscience. Read here: bit.ly/3ySNcpL