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On November 15th, 2017, DMRF will be honouring the philanthropic support of the Lindsay family and the world-class work in severe mental health research, taking place as Dalhousie’s Faculty of Medicine. Click here to purchase tickets!
As of Wednesday, September 13th, DMRF’s new office will be located at 5743 University Avenue, Suite #98 on the corner of Cathedral Lane. This new space was especially designed to accommodate our growing team! We welcome our researchers, donors, volunteers and community partners to our new office!
We are proud to celebrate you, the DMRF Donor in this Impact Report. Learn about some of the amazing life-saving research you’ve supported in fiscal 2016-17!
The Molly Appeal is an important annual fundraising campaign of Dalhousie Medical Research Foundation. For over 35 years now, it has been making a measurable impact in the advancement of medicine right here in the Maritimes.
Each year, the campaign alternates on a rotating basis between for the four key areas of research emphasis and excellence at Dalhousie Medical School: neuroscience, cardiovascular, the related fields of inflammation, infection and immunity, and cancer.
You can’t ever give up. In research, or in life, it’s not an option.
Mike Watson, ALS Survivor
At DMRF, we are proud of the work we support, because it is work that is changing and saving lives. Every day, our medical researchers dedicate their time and talents to finding the treatments and cures that are impacting people in the Maritimes and beyond. Please watch, to learn more.
Produced by Dalhousie Medical Research Foundation, Arrivals & Departures and RPM Productions.
On March 30th, we proudly to hosted this year’s DMRF Picchione Visiting Scholar - Dr. Feng Zhang - a ground-breaking scientist who is instrumental in the development of gene editing technologies and applications. Learn more about his revolutionary work…
DMRF is proud to be one of the sponsors for the third annual RIM Research Day held on April 8th, 2017. On this day, students from Dalhousie Medical School in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick present their research findings before an audience of peers, donors, and judges.