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Catching Up with Our Alumni: An Interview with Jyothi Kumaran
In our ongoing effort to catch up with our alumni, we had the chance to interview Jyothi Kumaran. Since graduating with her PhD in 2005, Jyothi has been a post-doctoral[…]
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Immunology Goes to Africa – Eleanor Fish’s Odyssey
The sleepy city of Eldoret lies in the lush, hilly regions of western Kenya, an area known for its agriculture and endurance athletes. Eldoret is also home to Kenya’s second[…]
Alumni Feature: Jason Fine
We had a chance to catch up with Jason Fine, who graduated with a PhD from the Department in 2012. Jason completed his PhD under the supervision of Dr. James[…]
A Grad’s Guide to Toronto
FREE Free Movies at Harbourfront Centre (235 Queens Quay W) Starting in July, a free movie is played at Harbourfront Centre every Wednesday night. Movies span many genres and appeal[…]
Tracking Cells
Over the past few decades, many ways of tracking cells have emerged. From early simple experiments to the increasingly powerful and complex studies of late, this article provides a general[…]
Synchro and Science – Finding the Perfect Balance
This article isn’t going to follow convention, as the author isn’t usually the main subject. That being said this is a little embarrassing to write, but let’s get on with[…]
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