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Poon, Stephanie

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Sadeghi-Naini, AliSafa, BenSahgal, ArjunSaibil, FredSarfehnia, ArmanScales, DamonSchaffer, AyalSchull, MichaelSchuurmans, CarolScott, WilderScreaton, RobertSelchen, StevenSeth, ArunShah, Baiju
Shear, Neil
Sheth, UjashShojania, Kaveh G.Shulman, Kenneth
Silver, Frank
Silverberg, Jay
Silverstein, WilliamSimpson, Robert
Singh, Navneet
Singh, SheldonSingh, Simron
Singnurkar, Amit
Sinyor, MarkSmoragiewicz, MartinSnell, LauraSoliman, HanySpaner, DavidStanisz, GregStefanovic, BojanaSteinberg, RosalieStephen, DavidStrauss, BradleyStukel, ThérèseSud, ManeeshSutradhar, RinkuSwardfager, WalterSwartz, RickSwift, BrennaSymons, SeanSzumacher, Ewa

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Taggar, Amandeep
Tarshis, Jordan
Terricabras Casas, Maria
Thomas, Gillian
Tien, HomerTierney, Mary CatherineTile, Marvin
Tillmann, Bourke
Tinmouth, JillTobe, SheldonToma, Simina
Tomescu, Sebastian
Tran, WilliamTrudeau, Maureen E.Tseng, Chia-Lin (Eric)
Tsui, Hubert
Tu, Karen

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Uludağ, Kâmil
Ung, Yee

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VanderMeulen, Heather
Verma, Atul
Vesprini, Danny
Vicus, Danielle

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Wadey, VeronicaWalker, Sandra A.N.
Wallace, David
Walsh, RachelWang, Chao
Wang, Karen
Warner, EllenWasilewski, Marina B.Wasserstein, DavidWeinerman, Adina
Weisz, Dany
Whyne, CariWiddifield, Jessica
Wiegelmann, Julian
Wijeysundera, HarindraWilliams, JackWong, Brian M.Wong, Shun
Wong, Sophia
Wright, FrancesWright, GrahamWunsch, Hannah

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Yaffe, Martin
Yan, Charles
Yang, BurtonYau, GaryYee, Albert J.M.
Yeung, Robert
Yip, Paul
Yu, AmyYunusova, Yana

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Zia, Mohammad ImranZinman, LorneZipursky, Jonathan
Zukotynski, Katherine-CA
Zúñiga-Pflücker, Juan Carlos
Dr. Burton Yang 

Spotlight on
Dr. Burton Yang

Yang is a senior scientist in Biological Sciences at SRI. His research explores the role of circular ribonucleic acids (RNAs) in tissue remodeling and repair. Along with DNA and proteins, RNAs are essential for all forms of life and help to regulate cell function. In July 2019, he secured a four-year Project Grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research worth $925,650, the largest of the SRI grants. With the award, he will evaluate the molecular mechanisms that underpin changes to the heart as a result of aging, with a focus on the involvement of RNAs.