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Research Nova Scotia invests more than $1 million to strengthen response to tick borne diseases
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Research Nova Scotia invests more than $1 million to strengthen response to tick borne diseases
WOLFVILLE: Research Nova Scotia (RNS) is investing $1.2 million through its Focused Research Investment (FRI) program to support the development and commercialization of technologies to address tick-borne diseases. The announcement was made Aug. 25 at Acadia University in conjunction with the official opening of the Canadian Tick Research and Innovation Centre (CTRIC). Advanced Education Minister Brian Wong, the minister responsible for Research…
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