Building Production Capacity and Supporting ALS

Canurta CEO and Production Lead Visit Strategic Partner FSoil in Oregon

Canurta is excited to partner with Oregon-based FSOil to support the commercial production of natural health products. CEO Akeem Gardner and Production Lead Cameron Perry visited their large-scale facility to undergo scaled up batch preparation in order to accelerate our entry into the market.

We've reached 78% of our ALS Fundraising Goal. Help us get to the finish line!

Canurta is proud to participate in the 2023 ALS Canada Pull to End ALS on September 16. Our mission goes beyond just pulling a 42,000-lb truck – we carry the weight of hope for a future free of ALS.

Together, let's pull together to end ALS. Make a donation today and help us reach our goal.

Your contribution, no matter the size, is a vital part of this collective effort. Every dollar donated amplifies our progress. We have raised 78% of our goal and with your help, will meet our $4000 commitment, which helps fund research and provide services to families living with ALS.

Canurta Summer Students Present their Masters' Projects at the University of Guelph

Over the last four months we have been pleased to work with Summer Students from the University of Guelph's Masters in Biotechnology (MBIOT). Last week, they reached a pivotal day in their placement where they presented their Masters projects, which covered R&D work completed with our team.

Congratulations Tiana Gluscevic, Kasra Foroughi and Hanxiao Wu for all your hard work this summer!

Canurta's August Milestones

Research & Development

Moving Forward with Phase 2: Canurta has submitted a Phase 2 application for the Innovations Solutions Canada (ISC) Respiratory Disease Therapeutics Challenge.

Making Nature More Powerful: Canurta's science team has successfully enhanced the quality of chrysoeriol, a natural compound that can treat Rheumatoid Arthritis, achieving a 7x improvement in its purity.

Bioinformatics

Transforming QSAR Modeling: Canurta's technology team has made significant strides in a complex scientific process known as Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship (QSAR) modeling. This process helps predict how different molecules will behave in our bodies.