Congratulations to Cassie Brand, MSc'22 (Candidate) as the winner in the category of Good Health and Wellbeing for her photo called "Corneal Fingerprint". Queen's U Department of Medicine Queen's Health Sciences Queen's Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

Check out my Queen's Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs spotlight: queensu.ca/grad-postdoc/r… Thanks Catherine Andre for capturing our lovely chat. Translational Medicine Graduate Program

Transmission of SARS-CoV-2 was not very common among healthcare students during the first three waves of the pandemic, according to Dr. Ellis Queen's University This work was published in Allergy, Asthma, and Clinical Immunology Immunology & Allergy at BMC ow.ly/kX8I50NP4tq

Writing a literature review on COVID-19 is challenging, because there is evidence for EVERYTHING and ANYTHING. It's not necessarily good evidence but it's evidence. #graduate #writing #thesiswriting

Click the link below to view this month's TIME Showcase -Celebrating Excellence In Research👏 deptmed.queensu.ca/news/months-ti… Stephen L. Archer Queen's U Department of Medicine Queen's Health Sciences Dr. Ellis

Had a blast last night celebrating the Translational Medicine Graduate Program program with our amazing MSc & PhD students in translational medicine Queen's U Department of Medicine Jane Philpott KingstonHSC . Thanks to our TAs, Ms Alyssa Burrows, President of TMED Student Society & TMED founder Dr. James @james_paulad!

Congratulations to Alyssa Burrows on your successful MSc defense exam this afternoon!! ⁦Alyssa Burrows (She/Her), MSc 💉x5⁩ ⁦Queen's U Department of Medicine⁩ ⁦Queen's Health Sciences⁩ ⁦Queen's Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs⁩

Congrats to my brilliant, kind, and thoughtful friend, Trinity Vey on your successful MSc defence! I'm so excited for you and your next journey at UofT med <3

Good group, good group!

Opps I did it again... forgot to set that OoO email... and will be doing it again!

Really grateful to share my UBC Pharm Sci summer directed studies project at CSHP BC Branch AGM alongside Sarah, Roxane and Jennifer on LMPS Residency research from 2012-2021. We found that 35.5% of pharmacy residents published their research within 24 months +/- 13 months.