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When Life Gives You Lemons: An Interview with Alumnus Dr. Derek Clouthier

Maye ChengJune 5, 2023June 7, 2023

Dr. Derek Clouthier is currently working at AstraZeneca as a Global Medical Affairs Lead in Oncology. After completing his PhD in 2015 under the supervision of Dr. Tania Watts, Derek...

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Working as a Scientist in Academia vs. Industry

Manjula KamathJune 5, 2023June 7, 2023

As budding researchers, students of science and technology are met with the same old question regarding their choice of career– “Academia or industry? Where would you like to work?” While...

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The Slow Decay of our Reliance in Science

James PollockJune 5, 2023June 7, 2023

Your friends, your family, your co-workers. Your next-door neighbour of 10 years, a random passerby on the street. Throughout the pandemic we’ve lived with the reality that anyone could spread...

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Science Fiction or Reality: Where do genetically modified organisms belong?

Deeva UthayakumarJune 5, 2023June 7, 2023

As the human population explodes and extreme weather conditions surge due to climate change, we place an increasing burden on our agricultural industry, which is in dire need of innovation....

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Ideas Worth Spreading – The Power of Accessible Scientific Outreach Initiatives

Matthew BiancaJune 5, 2023June 7, 2023

Technology. Entertainment. Design. The convergence of these three themes into short, influential talks forms the basis of TED conferences – one of the most successful and widespread scientific outreach initiatives...

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Paths of a PhD in Biomedical Science

Philip BarbulescuJune 5, 2023June 7, 2023

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Government – The Road Less Traveled: Why Some PhD Graduates Choose Public Sector Careers

Evey (Yi Fei) ZhengJune 5, 2023June 7, 2023

In recent years, PhD graduates have seen a shift in employment opportunities, with a growing number of non-traditional roles available beyond teaching and research. The specialized knowledge and expertise gained...

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Make it make cents: the inadequacies of research funding in Canada

Erika McCartneyJune 5, 2023June 7, 2023

“In 2005 about 31% of CIHR applicants were awarded grants, yet by 2018 less than 15 of applicants received funding.” Regardless of what Copernicus says, our world revolves around money;...

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A book review of Awakenings by Oliver Sacks, 1990 Edition

Melanie BercovitchJune 5, 2023June 13, 2023

"These things are so bizarre that I cannot bear to contemplate them.” - Poincaré Sacks takes us back to the early days of defining neurological disease when sleeping sickness (Encephalitis...

Category: Feature

When Life Gives You Lemons: An Interview with Alumnus Dr. Derek Clouthier

Working as a Scientist in Academia vs. Industry

The Slow Decay of our Reliance in Science

Science Fiction or Reality: Where do genetically modified organisms belong?

Ideas Worth Spreading – The Power of Accessible Scientific Outreach Initiatives

Paths of a PhD in Biomedical Science

Government – The Road Less Traveled: Why Some PhD Graduates Choose Public Sector Careers

Make it make cents: the inadequacies of research funding in Canada

A book review of Awakenings by Oliver Sacks, 1990 Edition

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