DOCTORAL EXAMS CHAIRS 2022 (PALM)

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the faculty members who served as Chairs for doctoral examinations between January and December 2022. Their dedication and expertise greatly contributed to the success of the doctoral candidates' defenses. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Marcel Bally, Donald Brooks, Helene Cote, William Godolphin, David Huntsman, Jayachandran Kizhakkedathu, Gerald Krystal, Victor Ling, Torsten Nielsen, Susan Porter, Haydn Pritchard, Christian Steidl, Fumio Takei, Cheryl Wellington, and Joanne Wright. Your commitment to this important role is truly appreciated.

CONGRATULATIONS TO DR. BRAD CHAHARYN ON PASSING THE NEUROPATHOLOGY ROYAL COLLEGE EXAM!

Congratulations to Dr. Brad Chaharyn on successfully passing the Neuropathology Royal College exam! Wishing you all the best in your future career endeavors. We would also like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all the faculty and staff who played a part in Brad's training. Your contributions are truly appreciated.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

We would like to extend our appreciation and acknowledgment to Dr. Jennifer Kong for her exceptional contributions to the Pathology Specimen Museum. We recently received a commendation from a visitor, who expressed their gratitude for Dr. Kong's remarkable professionalism and dedication. From scheduling the visit to providing an enriching experience, Dr. Kong's exemplary teaching skills, enthusiasm, and warm hospitality were highly praised. We are grateful to have such an outstanding individual representing our museum and making a positive impact on visitors. Thank you, Dr. Jennifer Kong, for your valuable contributions and for creating an inclusive and educational environment for all.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Dr. Lucy A Perrone and her research group: Koster,W., Mutegi, E.M., Ocen, F., Odhiambo, C.O., Maina, M.W., Ndione, A.G., Yerra, P., Grunwald, J.L., Mack, D., Kao, K., Perrone, L.A., Ondoa, P. Contexts for developing of national essential diagnostics lists: Lessons from a mixed-methods study of existing documents, stakeholders and decision making on tier-specific essential in-vitro diagnostics in African countries. Accepted for publication at PLOS Global Public Health. May 3, 2023.

HIGHLIGHTED EVENTS

PATHOLOGY DAY - JUNE 1, 2023 This year's Pathology Day will feature lectures and keynotes on artificial intelligence, with an emphasis on machine learning, deep learning and related approaches topic. Mark your calendars and get ready to connect with researchers in your community. – ATTENTION PATHDAY ATTENDEES! Please note that on June 1st, the DHPLC will be open all day for drop-ins, hosted by Jen Kong and Gang Wang. Although this is not officially a part of Pathday, it is an excellent opportunity to participate in a scavenger hunt activity. Additionally, there are several activities planned within the David Hardwick Pathology Learning Centre, including: four medical mysteries written as short case-based learning, a scavenger hunt, and a talk from 2-3 pm.   The Pathology Day 2023 website is also up and running 😃 Please go and check it out and don’t forget to REGISTER 📋 your attendance!