Within cancer research, individuals and teams are making a difference. Every unique voice, perspective and contribution matters as we work toward meeting the cancer challenge – together.
The Charbonneau Cancer Institute recognizes the important and vital contributions of individuals and teams in fostering a more equitable, diverse and inclusive culture in cancer research.
The Charbonneau EDIA Summer Studentship was created to engage University of Calgary undergraduate students with an interest in cancer research and provide them with the opportunity to spend their summer learning alongside and working with some of the best and brightest cancer researchers. Through hands-on research experiences and mentorship, students can explore cancer research while bringing their own perspectives and voices to the research community.
For more resources on equity, diversity and inclusion at the University of Calgary and the Cumming School of Medicine, please visit the Precision Equity and Social Justice Office website.
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Sito Thompson
Supervised by Dr. Jennifer Chan
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Nishail Shaikh
Supervised by Dr. Augusto Andrade
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Deema ElRufaei
Supervised by Dr. Rui Fu
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Tamilore Ashofor
Supervised by Dr. Fiona Schulte
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Keya Patel
Supervised by Dr. Savraj Grewal
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Bezawit Baye
Supervised by Dr. Pinaki Bose
Research: Establishment of primary OSCC cell culture derived from patient tumour.
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Cody Christensen
Supervised by Dr. Tony Truong
Research: Outcomes in pediatric patients receiving hematopoietic stem cell transplant for malignant and non-malignant indications using a Treosulfan versus busulfan based conditioning.
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Sadhiya Siraj Ahamed
Supervised by Dr. Candice Poon
Research: Investigating immune infiltration patterns in the perivascular space of gliomas.
