Educational Resources
GIA aims to integrate the study of glycomics into relevant disciplines in high school, undergraduate and graduate education. In addition to developing educational resources stratified by level, there are several internship opportunities available to help bring about the next generation of glycoscientists.
Mystery of the Glycocode: The Secret Science of Sugars
50 min
Lara Mahal, GIA2022
Inhibitors of the Human Neuraminidase Enzymes as Probes for Glycobiology
35 min
Chris Cairo, GIA2022
It Begins in Delight and Ends in Wisdom: Milk & Mass Spectrometry
34 min
Daniel Bojar, GIA2022
The Bitter Side of Sweet: Immunomodulatory Roles of Galectins
33 min
Shokrollah Elahi, GIA2022
A Genetic Entry Point to Harness the Untapped Potential in Glycobiology
44 min
Hans Wandall, GIA2022
Tuning Specifically Galectin/Glycan Interactions at the Cell Surfaces
28 min
Latifa Elantak, GIA2022
Polysialic Acid is Dysregulated in the Autoimmune Disease Scleroderma
31 min
Lisa Willis, GIA2022
Versatile Glycopolymer Based Nanomedicines
33 min
Ravin Narain, GIA2022
How Glyco-tools Inform Adaption by Rumen Microbes
38 min
Wade Abbott, GIA2022
Using Bacteria to Make Mucin Type O-Glycans on Therapeutic Proteins
33 min
Warren Wakarchuk, GIA2022
Coming Soon
We are developing resources for glycosylation research and training in Alberta. For resources that are currently available, please see our external resources page. Be sure to check back later for more content.
WISEST
GIA aims to partner with WISEST to give students the chance to gain hands-on experience in glycoscience.
SAUS
GlycoNet offers undergrads the chance to do summer research projects with the supervision of network investigators.
ATOP
GlycoNet offers grad students and PDFs the chance to develop their leadership, grant writing, and management skills.
BioTalent Canada
GlycoNet is holding a contest to attend training courses offered by the Technical Skills Fundamentals Training Program.
Mitacs
GlycoNet has partnered with Mitacs to provide industrial internship opportunities to graduate students and PDFs.