Just back from 56th Annual Society of Toxicology of Canada Symposium and wanted to share good news re 2 DPMM PhD trainees (Natasha and Madeleine) and their success at this national meeting.
Madeleine won 2024 STC-Intertek Best PhD Research Award for her research:
Carew, M., Iaboni, N., Lightbody, E., Kaufmann, M., Rubino, R., Rudan, J.F. and Nicol, CJB. (2024) Exploring metabolomic pathways that protect against triple negative breast cancer progression.
And Natasha was invited to give a short oral presentation at the meeting (one of only 4 trainees to be selected) based on her research:
Natasha Iaboni, Teaghan Kooster, Martin Kaufmann, Madeleine Carew, Amoon Jamzad, Abdulhameed Abdulhameed, Rachel Rubino, Kevin Ren, John F. Rudan, Parvin Mousavi, Sonal Varma, Christopher J.B. Nicol. Using spatial metabolomics to distinguish in situ vs. invasive ductal carcinoma.
They both also won graduate travel awards to attend.