Researcher	Organization
Dr. Tassos Anastassiades	Queen's University
Dr. Rick Adachi	McMaster University
Dr. Louis Bessette	Laval University
Dr. Jacques Brown	Laval University
Dr. K. Shawn Davison	Saskatoon Osteoporosis Centre
Dr. David Goltzman	McGill University
Dr. David Hanley	University of Calgary
Wilma Hopman	Kingston General Hospital
Dr. Stuart Jackson	University of Alberta
Dr. Sophie Jamal	University of Toronto
Dr. Robert Josse	University of Toronto
Dr. Carol Joyce	Memorial University
Dr. Stephanie Kaiser	Dalhousie University
Dr. Susan Kirkland	Dalhousie University
Dr. Christopher Kovacs	Memorial University
Dr. Nancy Kreiger	University of Toronto
Dr. Brian Lentle	University of British Columbia
Dr. William D. Leslie	University of Manitoba
Dr. Timothy M. Murray	University of Toronto
Dr. Wojciech Olszynski	University of Saskatchewan
Dr. Alexandra Papaioannou	McMaster University
Dr. Millan Patel	University of British Columbia
Dr. Jerilynn Prior	University of British Columbia
Dr. Elham Rahme	McGill University
Dr. Brent Richards	McGill University
Dr. Alan Tenenhouse	McGill University
Dr. Tanveer E. Towheed	Queen's University

:: Featured Researcher

Tassos Anastassiades Tassos Anastassiades is Director for the Kingston CaMos Centre. He is a Professor of Medicine and Biochemistry (Emeritus) at Queen's University and a Rheumatologist. He also runs the Connective Tissue Laboratory in the Division of Rheumatology, Department of Medicine at Queen's University.

:: Prestigious Research
Fellowship Award

Osteoporosis Canada (OC) and Canadian Multicentre Osteoporosis Study (CaMos) were partnered in 2009 to provide a joint Fellowship Research Award in the amount of $20,000 for a 1 (one) year period. This award is granted to a graduate student or postdoctoral fellow to pursue research training with a CaMos investigator. The goal of the award is to support bright, young minds in the field to increase research capacity and expedite the development of strategies for the prevention, diagnosis and management of osteoporosis within Canada.

We received a number of strong applications and the OC-SAC Application review committee was very impressed with the?quality of all the proposals.

OC and CaMos are proud to announce the successful recipient for 2010: click here