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Honouring Morag Park, PhD, for her tenure as GCI Director
On September 18, 2025, the Rosalind and Morris Goodman Cancer Institute proudly celebrated Professor Morag Park for her exceptional leadership. Colleagues, supporters, and friends came together to honour her remarkable 12-year legacy as Director of the GCI.
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EToH Seminar
Oct 29, 2025
"Cell migration and morphogenesis in viscoelastic matrices" will be presented by Ovijit Chaudhuri, PhD, Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering and Bioengineering; Stanford University.
GCI Frontiers in Cancer Research Lecture Series
Nov 10, 2025
From 12 PM to 1 PM
"Mitochondrial DNA mutations in cancer: prevalent and relevant”" will be presented by Payam Gammage, Ph.D., group Leader at the CRUK Scotland Institute and Professor of Mitochondrial Biology at the University of Glasgow.
GCI Research Day
Dec 04, 2025
Montreal
Research Day is an annual event organized by the Goodman Cancer Student Society. It offers trainees the opportunity to present their work within a network of experts and peers, to share innovative strategies to help further their projects, and to foster collaborations amongst different labs and research institutes.
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