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The 2025 RE Peter conference showcases interesting research from members of the University of Alberta (and beyond!) at the undergraduate and graduate level. This year, we had three talks given by Samuel (PhD student), Anjiya (BIOL 499), and Nishita (BIOL 499), and two posters from our BIOL 399 students Francesca and Micah. Great presentations, everyone!
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 Dr. Jianping Fu, an Assistant Professor in Jiangxi Normal University, joins our lab for one year as a visiting scholar. Jianping is excited to immerse herself in the world of LITRs (and -40°C winters).
 Sunanda and Nora both presented oral talks at the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) 2024 in Fort Worth, Texas, and got to sightsee with James a little afterwards!
 Kareem defended his MSc on microbial bioassays used to examine oil sands process affected water toxicity on a very auspicious Friday the 13th. Congrats, Kareem!
 Marj begins her MSc degree here after a long flight with her family from the Philippines. Welcome, Marj!
 Jacob successfully defends his PhD research on screening goldfish LITRs. Congrats Dr. Wang, and thank you for the lovely acknowledgments.
 Samuel and Najia travelled to sunny San Diego to present a talk for Samuel, and a poster for Najia at the 2024 North American Comparative Immunology Workshop (NACIW) and checked out some marine attractions while they were there.
Kendra defends her MSc examining bioactive properties of oil sands process affected waters. Congrats, Kendra!
 Hussain successfully defends his MSc thesis examining goldfish derived LITRs and their signalling capabilities. Congrats, Hussain!
 Aoxue joins the Stafford lab as a PhD student working on the LITR project. We introduced her to the lab (and friends on our floor) over dinner.
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Header image: fluorescence microscopy of Goldfish neutrophil cells undergoing netosis and extending dna nets. Photo credit: Aoxue Li. |
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