Neuro-CPK Research Featured in Frontline Magazine

Erin Jessup

Jul 23

1 min read

Updated: Jul 28

Three people (two men and a woman) in professional clothing pose in modern-looking atrium. The space is quite dark but they are well-lit.

Congratulations to members of the Neuro-CPK team, whose work on 'super kidneys' was featured in the Faculty of Pharmacy + Pharmaceutical Sciences' annual magazine

A screenshot of the article titled, "'Super Kidney' Solution." It is accompanied by a photo of two men wearing lab coats working in a lab.

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A young man poses in a well lit skywalk, wearing a lab coat and safety goggles.

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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

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