Lei Cao
Assistant professor 2017: Postdoctorate, Douglas Hospital Research Centre / McGill University 2012: PhD, Public Research Centre (Luxembourg) / University of Trier (Germany) 2007: MSc, Université Henri-Poincaré / Institut National Polytechnique de Lorraine (France)

Lei Cao

Biography Lei Cao’s research focuses on how environmental factors, such as stress, influence developmental trajectories, to uncover the underlying mechanisms contributing to health and wellness through genome and epigenome exploration. In particular, her work examines the profound effects of natural disaster-induced stress on vulnerable populations, such as pregnant women, children and adolescents.Professor Cao is...
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Biography Lei Cao’s research focuses on how environmental factors, such as stress, influence developmental trajectories, to uncover the underlying mechanisms contributing to health and wellness through genome and epigenome exploration. In particular, her work examines the profound effects of natural disaster-induced...
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David A. Landry
Assistant professor, Faculty of Health Sciences Cross-appointment: Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, Faculty of Medicine 2022: Postdoctorate, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, Centre for Cancer Therapeutics / Cellular and Molecular Medicine, University of Ottawa 2018: PhD, Animal Science, Université Laval 2014: MSc, Biology, Université de Moncton 2012: BSc, Biology, Université de Moncton

David A. Landry

Biography Appointed in September 2022, David Landry is an assistant professor focused on the developmental origins of health and disease. He has training as a reproductive biologist specializing in both female and male reproductive health. During his postdoctoral research, Professor Landry examined the origins and characteristics of ovarian fibrosis and its association with the risk of ovarian cancer. He also iden...
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Biography Appointed in September 2022, David Landry is an assistant professor focused on the developmental origins of health and disease. He has training as a reproductive biologist specializing in both female and male reproductive health. During his postdoctoral research, Professor Landry examined the origins and c...
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