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  • Audrey Corbeil Therrien

    Audrey Corbeil Therrien

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    Building the smallest, fastest AI for scientific instruments.

  • Lisa Porter

    Lisa Porter

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    Dr. Lisa Porter is passionate about the value that research excellence brings to the health and care of the community that we serve. She leads a team of scientists and students to find new and better ways to rapidly detect and treat cancer. She has a deep appreciation for the importance of multi-disciplinary, collaborative research…

  • Marlene Oeffinger

    Marlene Oeffinger

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    The main work of my laboratory focuses on understanding the dynamic interactions and regulation along gene expression and RNA maturation pathways that lead to complex heterogeneity and functional, including malignant, plasticity. Using proteomic, RNomic, biochemical and computational approaches, we are elucidating dynamic changes, parallel pathways, direct interactions between complex components of DNA and RNA networks…

  • Hagar Labouta

    Hagar Labouta

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    Hagar Labouta

    Hagar Labouta is a Keenan Professor of Medical Discovery at Unity health Toronto and Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto, jointly appointed in the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy and the Institute of Biomedical Engineering. She received her Ph.D. in pharmaceutical nanotechnology from Saarland University (Germany) and completed several Postdocs at Helmholtz institute (Germany),…

  • Roxana Suehring

    Roxana Suehring

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    Roxana Suehring

    I am an Assistant Professor in Analytical Environmental Chemistry at the Department for Chemistry and Biology at Toronto Metropolitan University. I hold a doctor of natural sciences (Dr. rer. nat.) degree in environmental chemistry from the Leuphana University in Lueneburg and have conducted postdoctoral research in Germany, Canada, and Sweden. From 2016-2018 I led a…

  • Carsten Krauss

    Carsten Krauss

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    Neutrino and dark matter experimentalist. Currently also serving as director of the Institute of Particle Physics

  • Glen Pyle

    Glen Pyle

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    Glen Pyle is a Professor of Molecular Cardiology and a member of the IMPART Network at Dalhousie Medicine and the Women’s Health Research Institute at BC Women’s Hospital. His lab focuses on women’s cardiovascular health, including the impacts of menopause and intimate partner violence on heart attack deaths, and the development of therapies to reduce…

  • Connor Kupchak

    Connor Kupchak

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    Connor is a Professor in the Department of Electronics at Carleton University in Ottawa Ontario Canada. He leads a research lab focused on building the devices that will make up the future quantum internet. His research aims to enhance the communication capabilities between our electronic devices using the nature of quantum mechanics.

  • Melissa Valdez

    Melissa Valdez

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    Melissa Valdez is a physicist-turned-technology consultant helping businesses apply artificial intelligence and quantum technologies. She holds a MSc from her time studying antimatter at CERN, and has been building AI tools and courses since 2018 at companies like IBM and Toronto’s Vector Institute. She is currently the AI Product Owner at financial technology company Zafin.

  • Chitra Rangan

    Chitra Rangan

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    Over 20 years of experience as (a) a researcher in quantum control, quantum information processing, quantum optics, quantum sensing, ultrafast light-matter interactions, nanoplasmonics (b) post-secondary teacher-scholar, educational leader, developer of innovative curricula, advocate for evidence-based teaching, constructive alignment, appropriate use of digital technologies, and inclusion of Indigenous knowledge; (c) champion of gender-equity in science, science…