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Welcome to the Department of
Pathology and Molecular Medicine
This is an exciting time of growth, innovation and success for our Department which is uniquely placed
at the interfaces between basic biomedical sciences, clinical laboratory services and the emerging field
of personalized molecular medicine.
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The Renwick Research Lab
The goal of our laboratory is to understand microRNA-mediated gene regulation in health and disease.
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The Panchenko Research Lab
Molecular mechanisms of cancer: detecting drivers with computational and hybrid approaches
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Welcome to the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine

News & Announcements

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DPMM Staff Meeting Tuesday Feb 14 , 2pm

Posted on 14 Feb 23
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CARMS 2023

Posted on 07 Feb 23
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HEINZ LEONHARD HAUST

Posted on 01 Feb 23
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Dr. Hans Westenberg

Posted on 26 Jan 23
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Pathology backend website scheduled maintenance Monday Jan 16

Posted on 13 Jan 23

Graduate Studies

Our graduate program offers opportunities to pursue MSc and PhD degrees under the supervision of an exceptional group of basic, clinical and translational researchers. The major areas of research are cancer biology, genetics, hemostasis and vascular biology.

Combined BSc/MSc Program

This program offers an opportunity for students in the 4th year of their Honors program (Biomedical Discovery and Cancer streams of the Life Sciences program, Biochemistry and Biology programs) to take up to 2 courses at the graduate level which would then allow these students to enter the graduate program with advanced standing

RESIDENCY PROGRAM

Queen's University at Kingston offers a fully accredited training program in anatomical pathology.

Queen's Laboratory for Molecular Pathology

The QLMP is part of the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine at Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario. The QLMP provides rapid and economic advanced pathology services to researchers, students, clinicians, and private sector groups.