The Killam legacy at Dalhousie
The Killam Trusts: the past 50 years have proved an incredible legacy!
The Killam Trusts: the past 50 years have proved an incredible legacy!
The Killam Chairs are awarded to academics of the highest distinction at Dalhousie.
Keisha looks at the underrepresentation of African Nova Scotian healthcare providers and at other critical factors through her research, such as community mistrust and mental health.
We have a long way to go in understanding how we can optimally include parents in the care of their preterm newborns, and I hope that I can be a part of marking the path to get there.
Increasing numbers of children are being diagnosed with ASD and their care necessitates frequent interactions with the health care system. Stephanie’s goal is to develop a better understanding of surgical care for ASD children and their families.
Yashar is studying nonlinear effects inside photonic crystal fibers (PCFs) which have many applications in the field of optical communications, biomedical optics and also nonlinear optics.