Elmira has been admitted into Dalhousie’s Dental School, starting next Monday. Elmira successfully got in after her 3rd year of the Microbiology and Immunology undergraduate program.
Congratulations, Elmira!
Congratulations Yunnuo!
Yunnuo received a 4-year Nova Scotia Graduate Scholarship for her PhD project on “Novel proteasome inhibition mechanism as lung cancer therapeutic strategy”. Congratulations, Yunnuo!
Congratulations Toka!
Congratulations to Toka, who was selected to receive an International Society of Microbial Ecology Student Travel Award. Toka will present her poster at the Canadian Society of Microbiology meeting in Sherbrooke in June.
Congratulations Toka!
Congratulations to Toka, who received the Best Poster Award (Masters category) for the Faculty of Medicine Graduate Research Day.
Congratulations Zheng!
Zheng’s abstract “Egr-1 deficiency protects host against Pseudomonas aeruginosa lung infection” was selected for the poster presentation at the American Association of Immunology Annual Meeting – IMMUNOLOGY 2019TM – held May 9-13, in San Diego, California. Zheng’s poster was found to be exceptional by the AAI Abstract Programming Chairs and he received a 2019 AAI Trainee Poster Award.
Congratulations Yunnuo! (and Jamie)
Congratulations to Yunnuo for starting her PhD in the Cheng Lab and Jamie for being accepted into PhD program at the University of British Columbia! VERY impressive work, good luck to both of you!
Congratulations Jamie!
Jamie successfully defended his masters thesis titled "Getting to the Root of Infection: Using a Novel Model to Study Innate Immune Responses in Canola". Well done, Jamie! Congratulations.
Congratulations Toka!
Master student, Toka Omar, is awarded a two-year Nova Scotia Graduate Scholarship to study the significance of Pseudomonas aeruginosa-triggered unfold protein responses in host defense.
Congratulations! Toka.