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News

Marc Laflamme “Dishes the Dirt” at 5th Annual Lab Liaisons

July 11, 2016
Marc Laflamme at Lab Liaisons Talk

Arctic Seafloor Algae Helping to Reveal Historic Sea Ice Conditions

June 23, 2016
Professor Jochen Halfar

Remembering Tuzo Wilson at The 2016 Arthur Holmes Meeting

June 22, 2016

Zhenfu Zhang wins Biophysical Society of Canada Travel Award

June 15, 2016

Inaugural E.A. Robinson Lecture by Professor Peter Mahaffy a big success

June 3, 2016
Professor Peter Mahaffy Speaks at the E.A. Robinson Lecture

Congratulations to Sasha Weiditch for winning the prize for best talk at the Cell and Systems Biology Research Day May 13, 2016

May 30, 2016
Sasha Weiditch, Phd Candidate

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