TRIANGLE brings together people impacted by—and working toward cures for—gastrointestinal and liver disease: patients & families, researchers, First Nations, charities, government agencies, professional associations, biotech and pharmaceutical companies, and many more. The expertise and advocacy of our partners shapes TRIANGLE's unique approach to training the next generation of researchers who will transform the future of gastrointestinal and liver health.
VISION | MISSION | STRATEGY
focused on improving the digestive health of Canadians TRIANGLE will:
VISION
Be the premier research training program that acts as the benchmark for other programs to follow
MISSION
Train undergraduate summer students, PhD students, research fellows, and early career faculty, building research capacity for success across all sectors
STRATEGY
Assemble a large, diverse, and intersectoral group of national leaders with expertise in research, training, mentorship, accessibility, and equity
WHAT WE OFFER
Our program provides a series of training awards, formal and informal mentorship, intertwined with a learner tailored curriculum to advance careers across all sectors in gastroenterology and liver.
AWARDS
- PhD scholarships
- Research fellowships
- Early career researcher awards
- Summer studentships
MENTORSHIP
- 1:1 mentorship and support from leaders in GI & liver research
- Transformative peer mentorship
- Access to leading industry mentors
CURRICULUM
- Career and professional development
- Wellness
- Industry internships
- Funded lab exchanges
- Patient experience
NEWS
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Quebec City Convention Centre: 26-27 Feb 2025. Click below for a draft syllabus.
Apply by June 1st for a January 2026 start. Learn more by clicking below.
Click below to learn more and apply. Applications are due February 28th 2025.
Program Supporters
TRIANGLE would like to express their sincerest gratitude to the following benefactors for their generous support of our Program.