r
of
Applied
Mathematics,
Pharmacy,
and
Biology)
received
$100,000
in
funding
through
the
Canada
Foundation
for
Innovation
(CFI)
John
R.
Evans
Leaders
Fund
(JELF).
The
award
will
fund
infrastructure
needed
to
support
Layton's
Canada
150
Research
Chair
research
program,
and
to
establish
the
Virtual
Physiological
Human
Laboratory.
The
Lab
will
support
both
original
research
and
technology
development,
with
a
focus
on
theoretical
analysis
of
kidney function,
kidney-related
diseases,
and
blood
pressure
regulation.
