Trainee Spotlight: Diego Loggia

5 Oct 2026

Hi Diego, it is great to chat with you! You were funded last year as a D2R Doctoral Scholar working in Terry Hébert’s lab. How did you first learn about D2R?

Trainee Spotlight: Raïssa Munderere

5 Oct 2026

Raïssa, thanks for speaking to me today! You’re currently doing your PhD in Maryam Tabrizian’s group. Can you explain the journey that led you to McGill?

A Legacy of Mentorship

22 Sep 2026

When Prof. Yann Joly talks about the late Prof. Robert Sladek, he does not start with genomics, research achievements or scientific breakthroughs. Instead, he talks about conversations. About...

Meet Niibin, the Artist Behind D2R's Research Can Be Reconciliation Design

17 Sep 2026

To mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, D2R commissioned Indigenous graphic designer Summer Taylor of Niibin Designs to create this year's Research Can Be Reconciliation T-shirt...

Trainee Spotlight: Vishvak Raghavan

8 Sep 2026

Vishvak, thanks for taking the time to chat with me today. You are currently doing your PhD in Computer Science with supervisor Yue Li and co-supervisor Jun Ding. How did you end up studying...

Trainee Spotlight: Julia Fulber

3 Sep 2026

Thanks for talking to me Julia. You are currently doing your PhD in Biological & Biomedical Engineering with Amine Kamen. What academic and research experience did you have before you came to...

Trainee Spotlight: Yu Cheng Lin

10 Aug 2026

Hi Yu Cheng, thanks for talking to me today. You are currently doing your PhD in neuroscience supervised by Wei-Hsiang Huang. What was academic journey before joining this group at McGill?...

Trainee Spotlight: Abril Muñoz Zúñiga

10 Aug 2026

Hi Abril, you are currently completing your Master’s at the Université de Sherbrooke supervised by Prof. Taha Azad. Can you describe your journey that brought you from Mexico to Taha’s lab?...

Building the Future of Indigenous Genomics: D2R, Kahnawà:ke and SING Canada 2026

29 Jul 2026

Last week, D2R was proud to help host and support Indigenous students, researchers, community fellows, and faculty from across Turtle Island as they gathered in Montréal and Kahnawà:ke for SING...

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