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The Black Research Network spotlights Black research excellence that plays an integral part of what makes the University of Toronto the top university in Canada. We are a vibrant network of award-winning, multidisciplinary and leading researchers shaping a better future, with local and global impact.
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U of T students connects skin health to environment, equity and well-being
Ezekiel Kennedy-Bissah’s recently published research focuses on how everyday environments influence skin health.
U of T professor co-leads Genome Canada-funded project to advance precision medicine for Black Canadians
Upton Allen is part of a research team that has been funded by Genome Canada to support the development of precision medicine approaches tailored to Black populations in Canada.
Announcing the BRN Faculty Fellows 3.0
The Black Research Network is pleased to announce the recipients of the BRN Faculty Fellowship 3.0.
BRN symposium spotlights collaboration across research, community and practice
The Black Research Network (BRN) Research Symposium 2026 focused on what it means to transform research into impact.
OISE PhD student develops model to support diverse pathways in academia
To support students with non-traditional pathways to academia, Anuli Ndubuisi developed the Minority Scholars’ Professional Identity Development Conceptual Model.
Announcing the BRN IGNITE Grant 5.0 recipients
The Black Research Network is pleased to announce the recipients of the BRN IGNITE Grant 5.0.
Heart disease marker varies by African ancestry: BRN Faculty Fellow research
Cardiovascular disease remains the second leading cause of death in Canada, after cancer. One marker drawing increased attention is lipoprotein(a), a cholesterol-related…
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