Ashley M. Newbigging
Ashley was inspired to study this growing field of dynamic DNA nanotechnology as one of the skills it requires is creativity for both DNA design and problem solving.
Ashley was inspired to study this growing field of dynamic DNA nanotechnology as one of the skills it requires is creativity for both DNA design and problem solving.
Shela’s research will help relief workers and nurses to develop context specific supportive interventions to improve breastfeeding practices in relief camps and reduce the mortality rate of young children in Pakistan.
I am honoured to be named a Killam laureate, and to be recognized as a promising researcher who will examine new breakthroughs and discoveries in both cognition and education fields.
Despite increasing funding investments, research shows that the majority of the 1.4 million Canadians facing substance abuse disorders are unable or unwilling to access substance use services.