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Ritika

Congratulations to Dr. Ritika Gautam Singh, CBC Alum, Chemistry PhD Class of 2017!

Sara Brown

Sara Brown, Summer internship Experience

Mandy Stoffle

New Staff Spotlight: Mandy Stoffle

Kyle McGinnis

New CBC Staff Spotlight: Kyle McGinnis

(PC Lily Howe, BIO5 Institute)

KEYS interns help U of A researchers study cell membranes

Alan Wang

Alumni and Keynote Address delivered by Alan Wang, MD

Isah Toth, Hunter Tallsalt & Dr. Pascale Charest (PC: Caroline Bartelme, BIO5 Institute)

2026 KEYS intern Hunter Tallsalt joins research team led by Pascale Charest

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Hruby Symposium 2026

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New CBC Staff Spotlight: Itzel A. Íñiguez

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2026 Career Expo. “From Science to Career: Adapting Your Expertise for Impact”

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