Congrats to all involved, including Physiology's Drs. Tymianski and Mayor-Nunez! 🧠👏

Today I am so proud to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the discovery of insulin in our Department of Physiology at the University of Toronto with the rest of the world. #ProudChair U of T Physiology @_diabetesaction

Thanks to all members of the local #insulin100 steering committee U of T Physiology who worked on the stamp project and are helping us highlight the department's important role in the discovery.

Read more behind-the-scenes info on Physiology's and Banting House NHSC's contributions to the creation of Canada Post 's commemorative #Insulin100 stamp here: bit.ly/32nZEtL

Congratulations and thank you to Paula for co-leading the department's important EDI initiatives.

Congratulations Paula on this well-deserved honour and thank you for co-leading our EDI initiatives in the department.

Many thanks to Gina for sharing her fascinating work with us! Turrigiano Lab

Congratulations to our graduate student team who put together another superb scientific program this year!

So proud of our great educators! #PhysiologyStrong

Honouring Those Lost and Acting for Change medicine.utoronto.ca/news/honouring… via Temerty Medicine

Join now! #diabetes2021

Congrats Anthony Gramolini and team! Read the paper here: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Scott Heximer

So happy and proud to be a part of your journey- clear skies ahead!

The search continues for a tenure track position in Cardio Systems Biology! Join our cutting-edge lab Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research. We encourage BIPOC, disabled, and LGBTQI+ scientists to apply and share with their networks. Deadline Sept 23rd, full details here: bit.ly/3ksOWL5

Read more about our recently updated plan to increase faculty excellence through diversity here and reach out with any questions you may have: bit.ly/3klLIsM

Professor Craig Simmons was inducted as a Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) fellow for his internationally recognized innovation and wide-ranging contributions to both fundamental science and practical applications in the field of mechanobiology: uoft.me/76E

Check out this cool thread with mini, animated clips encompassing the discovery of insulin by pioneering #uoft scientists, Drs. Banting and Best👇 #SciComm #translation #STEM #discovery

This is such an exciting time for the Department of Physiology. We are looking for outstanding young researchers who will make the next transformative discovery in our discipline.