Research Contributions: https://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=rKzL224AAAAJ&hl=
We are pleased to announce that Xioahan Zhou, a PhD student from the Gradinaru Lab, received the Travel Award from the Biophysical Society of Canada to attend the Annual Biophysical Society meeting in San Diego, 2023.
Congratulations Xiaohan!
Prof. Paul Ashwell was recently interviewed by The Medium's Yusuf Larizza-Ali about his passion for teaching and earth science, particularly about the misconceptions surrounding volcanoes.
"How a fascination with earth turned into a successful teaching career in geology"
Professor Lindsay Schoenbohm was interviewed/quoted by various news sites for her expertise on earthquakes that hit Syria and Turkey in the past week. Here are the links to the two video interviews, as well as the links to the print pieces with quotes.
We are pleased to announce that Mulu Geletu-Heye, a Research Associate from the Gunning Group, is the recipient of the Exemplary U of T Ambassador Award.
We are pleased to announce that Marta Bryan is the recipient of the 2023 American Astronomical Society's Annie Jump Cannon Award.
This prestigious award is given annually to a female postdoctoral researcher within five years of receiving their PhD for outstanding research. Marta was awarded for her “leadership in observational studies of gas-giant exoplanet formation, evolution, and impact on planetary systems.”
Congratulations Marta!
We are pleased to announce that Alana Ogata has been awarded the 2022 John Charles Polanyi Prize in Chemistry.
In honour of John Polanyi, a University Professor Emeritus in the department of chemistry and recipient of the 1986 Nobel Prize, the Ontario Council of Universities grants this prestigious award to five outstanding researchers in the early stages of their career each year. This year, all five prizes were awarded to faculty from U of T.
Congratulations Alana!
Sarah Bickers from the Kanelis Lab receives the David H. Farrar Graduate Scholarship in Chemistry.
The David H. Farrar Graduate Scholarship in Chemistry is awarded to graduate student(s) in the Department of Chemistry who have distinguished themselves both academically and for their leadership and contribution to the life of the University through student governance, community service or volunteer work.
