The University of Guelph will host the Canadian Advanced Therapies Training Institute’s (CATTI) new cell and gene therapy (CGT) training centre. CATTI will use UoGuelph’s labs to provide a hands-on learning program for postsecondary graduates, professionals, and companies in the CGT field. The training centre’s development was facilitated through a partnership with UoGuelph, OmniaBio Inc, and the Centre for Commercialization of Regenerative Medicine (CCRM). “This [training site] is a first for Canada, and I’m pleased to see this coming to fruition so quickly as it will benefit Canadians by fostering a strong, domestic biomanufacturing industry,” said CCRM President Michael May.
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