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Laine Bodnar is a strategic communications expert with over 13 years of experience working in diverse settings - corporate, agency and nonprofit. She specializes in creating and executing surround-sound communications programs, and has expertise in media relations, internal communications, corporate communications, event planning, digital and social media, measurement and project management. Laine has gained a thorough knowledge of the nuances associated with communications in the health, wellness, medical research and regenerative medicine spaces.
Laine completed her Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies and Economics at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Canada, and has earned a Postgraduate Certificate in Public Relations from Humber College in Toronto, Canada. Laine has obtained the Communication Management Professional (CMP) and Project Management Professional (PMP) certifications.
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In the dynamic realm where scientific breakthroughs meet the prospect of commercialization, an effective communication strategy also becomes a linchpin for success, working in tandem with other key considerations.
A summary of the services offered by CCRM and its CDMO subsidiary, OmniaBio, written for an international audience of cell and gene therapy professionals for distribution in the International Society of Cell and Gene Therapy's (ISCT) Telegraft Hub monthly publication.
Working in science, whether in academia or industry, can be a rewarding yet challenging experience. For women pursuing careers in these fields, there are unique considerations and issues to be mindful of.
OpenAI's recent release of GPT-4 has made headlines in the last week. It is the latest version of the large language model that powers its popular artificial intelligence (AI) chat bot: ChatGPT. Passing the U.S. bar exam is one of its notable accomplishments.
Although winter is still here and many university students in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) studies are swamped with assignments and tests, now is the time to start on the hunt for a summer job in the field. In fact, many summer internships are already posted and job offers are being extended.
TORONTO and MISSISSAUGA, ON, April 29, 2021 /CNW/ - New regenerative medicine discoveries, including cell and gene therapies, will never reach patients without access to the funding, expertise and other specialized support that are required to move along the commercialization pathway.
The regenerative medicine industry is growing at a break-neck pace. The Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM) recently released its 2020 Annual Report. It provides us with some metrics to illustrate the boom that the field is experiencing. It paints an exciting picture of new products that are in development, in clinical trials and being approved by regulators.
Science communication involves educating and informing the public about scientific research and facts in a way that resonates with them. With growing public interest in promising cell and gene therapies, those working in the field can expect that mastering science communication will become increasingly important.
Canada's strength in regenerative medicine (RM) and cell and gene therapies is a result of efforts that take place from sea to shining sea. Western Canada's growing RM community significantly increases Canada's competitiveness on the global playing field through its leading-edge research, advanced commercialization abilities, and excellent education and training programs. Prowess in research The region's renowned researchers aim to answer the important questions that will define the future of...
In my role as Communications Specialist at CCRM, I often come across examples of science communication that would be considered best practice in the field. However, after finishing the best-selling book (Carreyrou, 2018), I was reminded that not all science communication is created equal.
You may have heard of the adult colouring trend. In recent years, people have been reigniting their childhood passion of using markers, crayons and pencil crayons to "stay within the lines" while bringing colouring books and sheets to life. In response to this trend, a new industry of adult-oriented colouring books has emerged.
News release announcing the Blend Bar by Becel® event/installation in Toronto, which invited stakeholders - media, influencers and registered dietitians - to discover the art of blending plant and seed oils and the origins of margarine as part of a new product launch.
Canadians' lack of knowledge about travellers' diarrhea could result in a loss of more than $350 a day per vacationer - TORONTO, Nov. 26, 2012 /CNW/ - This year, about 3.5 million Canadians will plan a tropical vacation to Mexico or the Caribbean, 1,2 yet the results of a survey by Leger Marketing indicate many "flush" away valuable vacation time and money because they're vulnerable to travellers' diarrhea, a common but preventable medical condition.