Kotra lab member Adam Koebel uses key communication skills gained during PhD to launch new career in science communication.

Jamie Kellar, Associate Dean, Academic, has helped grow mental health curriculum and student opportunities at Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy.

Throughout her career, Emily Musing (8T3) has worked tirelessly toward improving patient care and safety in some of Canada’s leading academic hospitals. She is deeply committed to student learning and has taught and mentored professional pharmacy and graduate students.

Six trainee-led teams focused on developing technologies in regenerative and precision medicine pitched expert judges for a chance to win $25,000 in research funding.

Simran Sharma, valedictorian of the 2T2 graduating PharmD class, knows just how important the support of family, friends, and her fellow students has been to getting her across the finish line.

Learn how scientists at the Centre for Pharmaceutical Oncology are helping researchers at Princess Margaret Cancer Research Centre move a 'swiss-army-knife' nanotheranostic to first-in-human clinical trials.

Lack of knowledge about the placenta is one of the major gaps in studying the health of women and pregnant people. The Piquette-Miller lab is helping to address this by studying how the placenta functions, examining transport proteins that regulate how nutrients, drugs and other molecules cross the placenta to the fetus.

The Ontario government has approved regulatory amendments to enable pharmacists, students, and interns to assess and prescribe for 12 minor ailments.

In honour of Jocelyn (Swatman) Whalen (BScPhm 8T3), The Jocelyn Whalen Award recognizes her service and dedication to the profession, to her community, and most importantly, to her patients.

2021 Emerging Leader in Pharmaceutical Sciences Alumni Award recipient Andrea Burden says interdisciplinary education at Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy has been critical to her success.

With loosening COVID-19 restrictions, Professor Zubin Austins suggests that a return to normal may be the last straw for burnt out health care workers.

Sameera Toenjes is a pharmacist and current Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences student working with Associate Professor Lisa McCarthy exploring medication-related harm.