2025 March Sun Life Gene Medical Science Research Day
Join us on March 2025 for the Sun Life Gene Medical Science Research Day, a showcase of the young medical scientists latest advancements in medical science and cancer research.SLAP team wish you overcome every challenge in this year and climb the ladder of success. Have a successful year ahead. All SLAP students are invited to showcase their Medical Science Research. High school/ Undergraduate students completing their research project in the SLAP program or Faculty of Medicine in Universities are invited to submit a review paper abstract. Oral presentation or movies videos for the Medical Science knowledge competition in 2025. Deadline for submitting: August 30, 2025 Why you should get involved? - To learn about and engage in independent research early on - To present orally in a student research competition and win prizes - To connect with researchers and trainees from diverse fields
- Date:03/22/2025 09:00 AM
- Location Online Event
Description
Contact us at Research Training Center Tel: 416 3896772
info@sunlifegene.com http://www.sunlifegene.com/
Event Time: March 25,2023 8am-12pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 81111776757, password:525198
Conference Supporting and Organizer
SUN LIFE GENE SLAP TEAM
Keva Garg’s Family-- co-Founder of Keva Garg Young Investigator
Award in Medical Sciences
Memories of Keva Garg : Student at the University of Toronto
Schools / HOSA National Officer
Outstanding student at SLAP program since 2019.
Keynote Speaker: Kareem Sadek 1st Medical School Student from
University of Calgary Medical School
Topic: Getting in to Medical school and Medical Research
Feature Speaker: Saria Sodha, 2nd Pre Medical program student in
Boston University
Topic: Memory of Keva Garg and Medical ResearchStudent Medical science oral presentation competition speakers:
Maisey Zhao Grade 10, University of Torontpo Schools (UTS),Toronto, ON, Canada
Topic: CD84 and Multiple Myeloma Biology
Austin Xu, Grade 11, UTS student
BMI1 and Cancer Stem cell
Eliana He Grade 11, Havergal College,Toronto, ON, Canada
Topic: Alox5AP and Multiple Myeloma
Ethan Li Grade 11, Gifted program at Markville Secondary School
Serglycin (SRGN) and Cancer development
Jason Zhang Grade 11, IB program Bayview Secondary School
Topic:SH3KBP1 and Cancer
Fiona Feng Grade 9, Ridley College, Toronto, ON, Canada
Topic: Tumor associate macrophages and Myeloma
Annika Hou Grade 11, St Celement’s School, Toronto,ON, Canada
Topic: Mrc1 and Tumor associate macrophages
Raymond Qu 3rd Undergraduate student in McMaster University Health Science
Topic: Bioinfomatic and Cancer Research