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Lab Members

Chief Moral Officer

Frodo Baggins-Ospina

PhD in Quantic Cuteness

Frodo is the loudest member of DMETRE Lab. He specializes in cuteness, biting, chewing and nipping other lab members' hands. Frodo was born in Barrhead, Alberta; he is a handsome and "woof" boy.

Post Doctoral Fellows

Jesus Serrano-Lomelin, PhD

Tona Pitt, PhD

Graduate Students

Madelyn Arcand, MSc

PhD Student (Queen's University)

Naomi Kudo

MSc Student (Queen's University)

Naomi Kudo

MSc Student (Queen's University)

Research Assistants

Angel Zhou, MSc

Simran Brar, MSc

Undergraduate Students

Jerry Cao

Undergraduate Student (Queen's University)

Lab Alumni

Omolara Sanni

Postdoctoral Fellow

Linn Moore

Postdoctoral Fellow

Tona Pitt

PhD Medical Sciences

Sana Amjad

PhD Medical Sciences

Simran Brar

MSc Epidemiology

Sapna Rameshwarsingh-Nobutt

MSc Epidemiology

Alec Brandwood

MSc Epidemiology

Britt Voaklander

MSc Epidemiology

Sana Amjad

MSc Global Health

Maryam Adesunkanmi

MSc Medical Sciences

Ashton James

MSc Epidemiology

Stuart Lau

MSc Medical Sciences (Ob&Gyn)

Rachel Livergant

Undergraduate Medical Student

Natalie Czuczman

Undergraduate Medical Student

Vidhi Desai

Undergraduate Medical Student

Safia Marani

Undergraduate Medical Student

Jason (Jia) Li

Undergraduate Summer Student

Isaiah MacDonald

Undergraduate Medical Student

Zahra Karkhaneh

Undergraduate Summer Student

Stewart Rowe

Undergraduate Summer Student

Sarah Almas

Undergraduate Medical Student

Courtney Tromburg

Undergraduate Medical Student

Jamie Tan

Undergraduate Student

Mansi More

Undergraduate Student

Ruben Ohanian

Undergraduate Student

Albert Ben

Undergraduate Student

Sydney Stewart

Undergraduate Student

Kanzy Elmaghraby

Undergraduate Student

Phoebe Weng

Undergraduate Student

DATA, BIRTH, BABIES + BEYOND

We are located at Carruthers Hall at Queen's University, which is situated on the unceded territory of Katarokwi, also known by the colonized name of Kingston; traditional lands of the Anishinaabe and the Haudenosaunee peoples. To this day, it continues to be the home of the Anishinaabe and the Haudenosaunee peoples, as well as for a significant Métis community and First Peoples from other Nations across Turtle Island.

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