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The Canadian regulatory system for cell and gene therapies
Aileen J. Zhou brings over a decade of experience in biotech and medical device regulatory affairs. She is an active member and contributing author of the Regulatory Affairs Professional Society (RAPS) and Alliance for Regenerative Medicine’s Regulatory and CMC working groups. Aileen is currently the Director of Regulatory Affairs at NuraLogix. When she wrote this […]
A bald endeavour: recent discoveries in the balding mechanism and a possible holy grail
Krystal Jacques completed her Master’s degree in the Institute of Medical Science department at the University of Toronto. For her Master’s she studied the embryonic origin of pancreatic stem cells under the supervision of Dr. Derek van der Kooy, where she developed an interest in both photography and science communication. She is currently building her […]
Stem cells’ role in better understanding schizophrenia
Parmin Sedigh is a 16-year-old who is passionate about stem cells, developmental biology, and science communication. She shares her love for the field by writing easy-to-understand articles on Medium and creating YouTube videos. She’s also the Director of Writing at Superposition, a non-profit focused on closing the gender gap in STEM, and is working on […]
The advertisement of stem cells used in skin products and clinical treatments
Krystal Jacques completed her Master’s degree in the Institute of Medical Science department at the University of Toronto. For her Master’s she studied the embryonic origin of pancreatic stem cells under the supervision of Dr. Derek van der Kooy, where she developed an interest in both photography and science communication. She is currently building her […]