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Research projects available to join in Spring of 2025
Attaining graduate degrees Master or Doctoral requires verification of knowledge and skills by completion of graduate work and passing the exams. To define the area of your work and title of dissertation, the newly accepted students have to choose and contact the Advisors, who will guide and validate that work. The Advisors are Principal Investigators on the projects conducted at the SFU. Contingent upon saturation of their resources with the staff and students, the availability of positions changes, e.g., when the students graduate and leave. The forthcoming available spots and related areas of graduate work are outlined below.
Marek Malecki, M.D., PhD.
Gene therapy for cancer
Genetic susceptibility to cancer
Genetically engineered vaccines and antibodies
Environment effects on health
PubMed: Malecki M - Search Results - PubMed (nih.gov)
WIPO: WIPO - Search International and National Patent Collections
Example of work shown on the right (Figure - PMC (nih.gov).
Michael Light, M.D.
Nutrition
Metabolomics
Obesity
Malnutrition
Emergency Medicine (ER)
Sleep apnea
Bronchitis
Pathophysiology of ER
PubMed: Light M - Search Results - PubMed (nih.gov)
Example of work shown on the right (nihms-1047225-f0001).
Godfried Roomans, M.D., Ph.D.
Anatomy, histology, patho-morphology
Elemental analysis: x-ray, EDS
Congestive Lung Syndrome
Diagnostic pathology
PubMed: Roomans G - Search Results - PubMed
Example of work shown on the right.
Gianna Scannell, M.D.
Pathophysiology
Emergency Medicine (ER)
Pathophysiology of ER
PubMed: Scannell - Search Results - PubMed (nih.gov)
Example of work shown on the right.
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