Researchers in Profile
Dr. John Brumell - Cell Biology
New dad Dr. John Brumell chose a career in science because he finds the taste for discovery and working out giant puzzles highly addictive. He is currently studying how bacteria can manipulate human cells and cause infection. learn more
Dr. Andrew Howard - Child Health Evaluative Sciences
Whether it’s by way of skis or a paddle, Dr. Andrew Howard loves all forms of wilderness travel. He is currently interested in improving pedestrian safety in Canada and around the world. learn more
Dr. Darius Bägli - Developmental & Stem Cell Biology
Dr. Darius Bägli is a concert pianist and is becoming interested in the health benefits of music. He and his team are currently looking into why hollow organs such as the bladder become damaged by excess pressure, tension and outflow obstruction. learn more
Dr. David Malkin - Genetics & Genome Biology
Dr. David Malkin’s favourite scientist is Albert Einstein and he even has the action figure to prove it. His current research is focused on the genetic predispositions to cancer, specifically childhood cancer. learn more
Dr. James Wasmuth - Molecular Structure & Function
Dr. James Wasmuth loves playing and coaching rugby. His current research uses bioinformatics, computer based genome modeling, to research the genomes (hereditary genetic information) of infectious diseases. learn more
Dr. Jason Lerch - Neurosciences & Mental Health
Dr. Jason Lerch was born in Germany and grew up in the United States. He is currently studying neuroanatomy and is particularly interested in how the brain changes when we learn. learn more
Dr. Padmaja Subbarao - Physiology & Experimental Medicine
Dr. Padmaja Subbarao has travelled extensively in Europe and Asia including visiting Angkor Watt in Cambodia and hiking in the Himalayas in Nepal. She is currently involved in national research study called CHILD looking at the role of environment on lung development. learn more
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