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A 5.5 meter tall bronze statue in the Northwest Coast art–style of a killer whale mid-jump, with its tail and nose pointing down and its large dorsal fin reaching up to the sky.

Neuro-CPK graduate students present at local, national & international conferences

Killer Whale, Chief of the Undersea World sculpture in Stanley Park, Vancouver Congratulations to our Neuro-CPK graduate students, who presented their research at the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (FPPS) Research Day (University of Alberta, Edmonton), the Canadian Pharmacy Education and Research Conference (CPERC) (Edmonton, Alberta), the Canadian Society for Pharmaceutical Sciences (CSPS) Conference (Vancouver, British Columbia), and the European Stroke Org

Jul 6

A group photo of the Neuro-CPK team. They are dressed professionally and standing in front of a sign that says "University of Alberta Conference Centre".

Neuro-CPK graduate students present at Neuroscience and Mental Health Institute (NMHI) Research Day

Dr. Mahmoud with his graduate students and staff at the NMHI Research Day Congratulations to our Neuro-CPK graduate students, who presented their research at the annual NMHI Research Day at the University of Alberta, Edmonton. This event was a great chance for the students to share their ongoing work, exchange ideas, and explore future directions in neuroscience and mental health research. Particular congratulations to our PhD student, Maged Kharouba, for winning an award for

Apr 16