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Growing up in Hamilton, Rosita Merlos Gonzales didn’t have a Latin American community at school. That changed at McMaster. Last week, Gonzales was one of hundreds of students, staff, faculty and community members who gathered to celebrate Latin American Heritage Month. “It’s been important for me to come here and actually see myself represented in […]
From a young age, Alyssa Vito dreamed of becoming a medical oncologist. “When I was 14 years old, I started volunteering with the Canadian Cancer Society and at the Credit Valley Hospital Cancer Centre,” she said. “I was drawn to the opportunity to spend time with people going through cancer and to find a way […]
Baby Lab is taking its first steps into community-based research and Gabriel Xiao couldn’t be more excited or proud. Xiao and his team of postdoctoral fellows, graduate and undergraduate students study how infants think, explore, learn and figure things out. It’s important research because more neural connections — upward of a million per second — are […]