I
received my HBSc from the University of Toronto with a double major
in neuroscience and biology and a minor in English literature. After
graduating, I traveled to Australia and ended up working at the
University of Adelaide investigating the relative contributions
of cortical and sub-cortical mechanisms to the silent period in
trigeminal muscles following transcranial magnetic stimulation of
the human motor cortex. I joined the Roskams lab as a graduate student
in September 2008 in the department of Cell and Physiological Sciences.
I am interested in the regenerative properties of Olfactory Ensheathing
Cells and exploring their potential role in cell mediated repair
of central nervous system injury.
I
received my HBSc from the University of Toronto with a double major
in neuroscience and biology and a minor in English literature. After
graduating, I traveled to Australia and ended up working at the
University of Adelaide investigating the relative contributions
of cortical and sub-cortical mechanisms to the silent period in
trigeminal muscles following transcranial magnetic stimulation of
the human motor cortex. I joined the Roskams lab as a graduate student
in September 2008 in the department of Cell and Physiological Sciences.
I am interested in the regenerative properties of Olfactory Ensheathing
Cells and exploring their potential role in cell mediated repair
of central nervous system injury.