@LabDabdoub

Inner Ear Regenerative Medicine Lab for future treatment of hearing loss and balance disorders @Sunnybrook @UofT PI: Alain Dabdoub

 Toronto
sunnybrook.ca/research/team/member.asp?t=10&m=513&page=172
Joined March 2020
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Dabdoub Lab retweeted
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@NSERC_CRSNGJun 24
📸 [A nascent hearing galaxy] @EmiliaLuca_PhD, Sunnybrook Research Institute This is one of this year’s #ScienceExposed research image finalists. To vote for this image in the running for the 2026 🏆People’s Choice Award : Visit ▶️ nserc-crsng.canada.ca/en/sci…
IMAGE: In this microscopy image, dissection reveals the cochlear duct tightly coiled inside the developing inner ear, echoing the same logarithmic spiral seen in galaxies like the Whirlpool Galaxy.

ALT IMAGE: In this microscopy image, dissection reveals the cochlear duct tightly coiled inside the developing inner ear, echoing the same logarithmic spiral seen in galaxies like the Whirlpool Galaxy.

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Canadian Government Scholarships 2026 in Canada (Fully Funded) for International Students Visit: scholarshipforphd.com/ca-sch… Degree: Bachelor’s, Master’s, PhD, Diploma, and Certificate programs Deadline: 31 March 2026
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CorriereCanadese@CCanadeseFeb 5
Importante scoperta grazie allo studio di un team del Sunnybrook Research Institute di Toronto guidato dalla dottoressa italiana Emilia Luca corriere.ca/vertigini-nuove-… @EmiliaLuca_PhD @LabDabdoub @Sunnybrook @UofT_OHNS #Canada #Toronto #Scienza #Biologia #Medicina @NatureComms

Vertigini, nuove scoperte in una ricerca guidata da una dottoressa italiana | Corriere Canadese

TORONTO - Un team del Sunnybrook Research Institute di Toronto guidato dalla dottoressa italiana Emilia Luca (nella foto sopra) ha mappato per la prima volta la diversità delle cellule dell’utricolo...

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A new #CPTjournal review explores how genetics of the stria vascularis influence cisplatin ototoxicity and highlights emerging multi-omics tools to improve risk prediction and patient safety. bit.ly/45v6izg #ASCPTjournal #clinicalpharmacology @LabDabdoub @jabitbo
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I am excited to share that our work has been #published in @NatureComms. We provided new insights into #human #vestibular #Biology. I am grateful to our collab., funding agencies, and surgical donors whose contributions made this work possible 🔗Article: nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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@jobRxiv7 Nov 2025
Come join Dabdoub #Lab at Sunnybrook #Research #Institute as a #bioinformatics #postdoctoral #fellow focusing on #single-cell & #multiomic #sequencing Postdoctoral Fellow Position in Human Inner Ear Computational Biology @LabDabdoub Sunnybrook Research Institute See the full job description on jobRxiv: jobrxiv.org/job/sunnybrook-r… #atacseq #bioinformatics #BioinformaticsandComputationalBiology #bioinformaticsformultiomicsintegration #rnaseq #ScienceJobs jobrxiv.org/job/sunnybrook-r…

Postdoctoral Fellow Position in Human Inner Ear Computational Biology

Post a job in 3min, or find thousands of job offers like this one at jobRxiv!

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HFSP@HFSP2 Apr 2024
Attention scientists from all over the world!🙃The Call for Letters of Intent for the #HFSPFellowships is open, and we can't wait to know about your bold research ideas!🤩💪Have you submitted yours yet? More info: bit.ly/3ZMPQp0 #BasicLifeSciences #ResearchOpportunity
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How do our ears work? This question fascinated laureate Georg von Békésy. To find out he painstakingly dissected structures that make up our inner ears, such as the tiny spiral-shaped cochlea, that transforms vibrations into neural signals for us to hear. #WorldHearingDay
A SEM image of the cochlea

ALT A SEM image of the cochlea

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By 2050, nearly 2.5 billion people are projected to have some degree of hearing loss. What does hearing loss mean for people who live with it? bit.ly/3IoXVZW #WorldHearingDay
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The leaky pipeline is a metaphor often used to describe the loss of women in STEM. Is motherhood causing a critical leak in the STEM pipeline?@EmiliaLuca_PhD, 🇮🇹Research Associate @Sunnybrook & Co-founder @Airi_Talk Toronto, shares her thoughts with us: ➡️youtube.com/watch?v=zfM_iLBI…

International Women and Girls in Science Day Video

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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La nostra addetta scientifica, Prof.ssa Costanza Conti, ha visitato ogg il @Sunnybrook insieme a @EmiliaLuca_PhD, Coordinatrice dell’associazione di ricercatori italiani a #Toronto @airicerca. Un’altra dimostrazione dell’importante contributo 🇮🇹 al settore della ricerca in 🇨🇦.
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Dabdoub Lab retweeted
NIH NIDCD@NIH_NIDCD5 Oct 2023
Do you know when sounds are too loud? Repeated exposure to loud sounds can cause hearing loss. Check out this infographic to learn how loud common sounds are: go.nih.gov/xcIFKLj #NPYHM
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Thanks @ISSCR for supporting hearing biology in Boston. Come to our exciting session on inner ear organoids to learn about how leading hearing researchers are using stem cells to change the world.
ISSCR@ISSCR26 May 2023
🔬 The ISSCR is excited to announce Science Spotlight Sessions at #ISSCR2023. Join us on 16 June from 8:00-9:00 a.m. EDT, exploring novel areas of stem cell research presented by ISSCR members. Explore session descriptions, speakers, & more 👉 ow.ly/mqbX50OxXt4
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NIH NIDCD@NIH_NIDCD26 Apr 2023
Today is #InternationalNoiseAwarenessDay, sponsored by @CHChearing. Share this bookmark to spread awareness about decibel levels and ways to protect your hearing: bit.ly/3yheinr #INAD2023
A bookmark with cartoon pictures of a fireworks show, jet taking off, ambulance with the siren on, girl listening to music on a device with headphones, boy catching a baseball with a baseball glove, musician playing loud music, man riding a motorcycle, lawnmower, boy and girl watching a movie in a movie theater, woman and child on the beach speaking to each other, and boy whispering in another boy’s ear.

ALT A bookmark with cartoon pictures of a fireworks show, jet taking off, ambulance with the siren on, girl listening to music on a device with headphones, boy catching a baseball with a baseball glove, musician playing loud music, man riding a motorcycle, lawnmower, boy and girl watching a movie in a movie theater, woman and child on the beach speaking to each other, and boy whispering in another boy’s ear.

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The culture of science has gradually transitioned toward a more executive and results-oriented approach, contributing to a less creative environment for transformative science go.nature.com/3M0hECB
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Without a renewed effort from government to support fundamental, discovery-oriented research, Canada risks falling behind on rapidly evolving science and innovation which is essential to Canadian prosperity. #Budget2023 ⬇️ univcan.ca/media-room/media-…

Budget 2023 a missed opportunity to keep Canada competitive in science and research - Universities...

Budget 2023, released March 28, failed to deliver much-needed investments in Canada’s research ecosystem.

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Thrilled to announce 2023 Passe & Williams Foundation Junior Fellow Dr Ogier. @jackie_ogier has already started growing inner ear organoids to grow our exciting collaboration with @LabDabdoub @mincle! Thank you to @OHNS_Frontiers for support of Australian science/scientists.
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Hearing loss is a global concern. Today 1 in 5 people worldwide live with hearing loss and the majority do not have access to interventions. World Hearing Day is around the corner, do your part and spread the word! #WorldHearingDay #HearingCare #SafeListening
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Why Canada is not competitive in biomedical sciences. We need to fix this - for the future of 🇨🇦! ⁦@JustinTrudeau⁩ ⁦@cafreeland⁩ ⁦@jyduclos⁩ ⁦@FP_Champagne⁩ ⁦@CIHR_IRSC⁩ Great piece ⁦@DrStephenArcher⁩ #ResearchMatters theconversation.com/two-deca…

Two decades of stagnant funding have rendered Canada uncompetitive in biomedical research. Here’s...

Researchers are key to Canada’s capacity to create a high-tech economy, build the biomedical sector and seed entrepreneurial activity, but they can’t do it without research funding.

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.@LabDabdoub is hiring a #ResearchTech Are you interested in #InnerEar #Regeneration? Our team is expanding, check us out! sunnybrook.ca/employment/pos… Please RT. @UofT @Sunnybrook @uoftmedicine @DevBio_UofT @LMP_UofT @CAN_ACN #HearingLoss #BalanceDisorders
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