Dr. Geraldine Walsh is a scientific writer with the Canadian Blood Services’ Centre for Innovation. A PhD scientist with a passion for communication, Geraldine supports Canadian Blood Services’ research and development scientists with writing, editing and preparing manuscripts for publication in peer-reviewed journals. Geraldine was captivated by the fascinating topic of blood during her graduate studies at The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (in Dublin, her hometown). During her PhD, she studied blood platelets, the little cell fragments that maintain the delicate balance between clotting and bleeding in our bodies. Today, her role as scientific writer allows her to combine a love of science with a love of writing and a real dedication to quality science communication.

Highlights from the conference circuit 2016 - Part 1


Friday, May 27, 2016
Opportunities for knowledge exchange lead to powerful meetings, new discoveries and well-deserved awards.

Vancouver-based blood for research facility – a jewel in our Centre for Innovation


Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Located in Vancouver, BC, near the University of British Columbia campus, our blood for research facility comprises a whole blood and apheresis donor clinic as well as a research and production laboratory.

Hijacked! Research reveals the takeover of blood platelets by dengue virus


Wednesday, March 09, 2016
" The ever-present need for innovative ways to combat dengue and other emerging viruses and pathogens has never been clearer."