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 Organization Conference (ESOC) (Maastricht, Netherlands). These events were a great chance for the students to share their ongoing work, meet new colleagues, exchange ideas, and learn about new research in pharmacy and neuro-critical care. We are proud of all of them for their outstanding performances. Particular congratulations to our MSc student, Andrew Altobelli, for winning an award for his poster presentation at the FPPS Research Day.

Adham Elshamy presents his research at the FPPS Research Day

Andrew Altobelli receives his award for best poster at the FPPS Research Day.

Adham, Erin and Andrew pose for a team photo at the FPPS Research Day

A sign welcomes attendees to the ESOC

Maged Kharouba poses with his poster at ESOC

Adham Elshamy poses with his poster at the CSPS Conference

Andrew Altobelli arrives at CPERC

Andrew Altobelli, Asma Aboelezz and Adham Elshamy pose with their posters at CPERC

Adham Elshamy arrives at CPERC