A Moment of Science, Please!

AMOSP

We are AMOSP: A Moment of Science, Please! As research students and students hoping to pursue careers in research, we want to help you learn more about current research being undertaken at UofT. Stay on the lookout for our biweekly episodes with recognizable profs and incredible researchers!

Episodes

  1. 08/30/2021

    Episode 6: AMOSP Meets with Dr. Levy-Strumpf

    Dr. Levy-Strumpf is an Assistant Professor in the Teaching Stream of the Human Biology Program at the University of Toronto. Dr. Levy-Strumpf completed her education and research in the field of genetics and is now a popular undergraduate faculty member, who teaches the famous HMB265 course. This week Dr. Levy-Strumpf virtually meets with Hawwa and Mohammad to talk about her previous experiences in the research field, her focus on education, and her advice for students interested in future research!

    Episode 6: AMOSP Meets with Dr. Levy-Strumpf

  2. 08/13/2021

    Episode 5: AMOSP Meets with Dr. Jasty Singh

    Dr. Jasty Singh is an Associate Professor in Department of Immunology within Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto. Dr. Singh's currently works in the Teaching Stream to develop new courses that help undergraduate students improve data and statistical literacy skills. This week Dr. Singh virtually meets with Hawwa and Aghia to talk about her previous experiences in the research field, her focus on education, and her advice for students interested in future research!

    Episode 5: AMOSP Meets with Dr. Jasty Singh

  3. 08/13/2021

    Episode 4: AMOSP Meets with Dr. Mortha

    Dr. Arthur Mortha is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Medicine and Immunology at the University of Toronto. Dr. Mortha's research is focused on Innate Lymphoid Cell (ILC) biology and Host-microbiome interactions. This week Dr. Mortha virtually meets with Margarita and Ana to talk about his path to research, what his current research is focused on, and who his favorite scientist is!

    Episode 4: AMOSP Meets with Dr. Mortha

  4. 07/17/2021

    Episode 3: AMOSP Meets with Dr. Ramsey

    Dr. Amy Ramsey is an Associate Professor in the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology at the University of Toronto. Dr. Ramsey's research is focused on NMDA receptor biology using animal models of neurodevelopmental disorders. This week Dr. Ramsey virtually meets with Ana and Jessica to talk about her path to research and what her current research is focused on!

    Episode 3: AMOSP Meets with Dr. Ramsey

  5. 07/02/2021

    Episode 2: AMOSP meets with Dr. Gillen

    Dr. Jenna Gillen is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education at the University of Toronto. Dr. Gillen's research is focused on metabolic health and physiological effects of exercise. This week Dr. Gillen virtually meets with Margarita and Ana to talk about her path to research, what her current research is focused on, and who her favorite scientist is!

    Episode 2: AMOSP meets with Dr. Gillen

  6. 06/18/2021

    Episode 1: AMOSP Meets with Dr. Brubaker

    Dr. Patricia L. Brubaker is a Canadian physiologist, and a professor in the physiology department and department of Medicine at the University of Toronto. Dr. Brubaker's research is focused in endocrinology and the study of diabetes. This week Dr. Brubaker virtually meets with Ellis to talk about her path to research, what her current research is focused on, and the history of insulin!  #Science #AMOSP #UofT #Podcast #SciencePodcast #Professor #Education #STEM #Scienceeducation #Diabetes #Insulin #Endocrinology #Physiology #PSL

    Episode 1: AMOSP Meets with Dr. Brubaker

  7. 06/04/2021

    Episode 0: Who is AMOSP?

    We are AMOSP: A Moment of Science, Please! As research students and students hoping to pursue careers in research, we want to help you learn more about current research being undertaken at UofT. Stay on the lookout for our biweekly episodes with recognizable profs and incredible researchers!

    Episode 0: Who is AMOSP?
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