Profiles
The CBR Celebrates #WomenInScience: meet Tseday Zewdu Tegegn, Ph.D. candidate in the Dr. Pryzdial lab
February 8, 2023
Tseday research focuses on DENV-infected platelets and megakaryocytes and following host and virus protein synthesis that can contribute to thrombocytopenia development during infection.
A day in the life of a platelet scientist
January 26, 2023
Through photos and writing, follow a day in the life of a platelet scientist. Steven Jiang, a MSc student from the Kim Lab, shares his work.
An Interview with Dr. Parvin Bolourani, CBR Education Program Manager
January 9, 2023
Meet Dr. Parvin Bolourani, the CBR’s Education Program Manager.
CBR Graduate Profile: Melina Messing
December 5, 2022
Meet Melina Messing, a November ’22 graduate who completed a PhD in experimental medicine in Dr. Kelly McNagny’s lab.
CBR Graduate Profile: Bronwyn Lyons
December 2, 2022
Meet Bronwyn Lyons, a November ’22 graduate who completed a PhD in biochemistry in Dr. Natalie Strynadka’s lab.
CBR Graduate Profile: Avineet Randhawa
December 1, 2022
Meet Avineet Randhawa, a November ’22 graduate who completed a MASc in Dr. Karen Cheung’s lab.
Michael John Page Postdoctoral Fellowship Award Recipient 2022: Dr. Miffy Hok Yan Cheng
November 15, 2022
Dr. Miffy Hok Yan Cheng, 2022 recipient of the Michael John Page Postdoctoral Fellowship Award, shares her research and what the award means to her.
Meet the CBR Graduate Award Program (GAP) Cohort 2022-23!
October 27, 2022
Meet the incoming CBR Graduate Award Program (GAP) Cohort for 2022-23! They will engage in exciting professional development activities.
Neil Mackenzie Mentorship Excellence Award Recipient 2022: Dr. Samantha Grist
October 20, 2022
Meet Dr. Samantha Grist from Dr. Karen Cheung’s lab, who is the recipient of the Neil Mackenzie Mentorship Excellence Award 2022!
CBR Alumni Spotlight: Eva Yap is inspiring youth through science outreach and education
October 11, 2022
CBR Alumni Spotlight: Eva Yap from the Karsan Lab is creating programs and opportunities for youth to get excited about science.