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Abrahao, AgessandroAdhikari, NeillAdler Nevo, GiliAlam, Fahad
Alhusayen, RaedAlter, David
Amaral, AndreAndany, NishaAnderson, MicheleAndrews, David W.Angle, PamelaAntonyshyn, OlehAsztalos, ElizabethAtzema, ClareAubert, IsabelleAustin, PeterAviram, AmirAwad, Imad T.B
Bailey, ColleenBarbera, Lisa
Barnes, Elizabeth (Toni)Barrett, JonBayley, Andrew
Bell, MaryBerger, FercoBerinstein, NeilBerndl, AnneBerry, Scott
Bhatti, JunaidBilbily, Alexander
Binhammer, Paul
Birt, CatherineBjarnason, GeorgBlack, SandraBlakely, JohnBondy, SusanBoulos, Mark I.Brenneman, FredBronskill, MichaelBronskill, SusanBuckstein, RenaBurke, MatthewBurns, PeterC
Callum, JeannieCartotto, RobertCastel, Saulo
Chan, Adrienne K.Chan, Kelvin Kar-WingChao, JesseChapman, MartinChaudhry, HarmanChen, Joyce L.Cheng, IvyCheng, Susanna Yee-ShanChenkin, JordanCheskes, SheldonCheung, AmyCheung, Helen
Cheung, MatthewCheung, Patrick
Chew, Hall F.Chiew, Mark
Chin, LeeChoi, StephenChow, EdwardChow, Signy
Christakis, GeorgeChu, WilliamChugh, BrigeChung, HansChurch, Paige
Coburn, NatalieCohen, CaroleCohen, Lawrence B.Courtney, BrianCovens, AllanCrystal, EugeneCunningham, CharlesCuthbertson, Brian H.Czarnecki, AndrewCzarnota, GregoryD
da Costa, Leodanteda Luz, Luis TeodoroDabdoub, AlainDale, CraigDaneman, NickDavid, ElizabethDeAngelis, Carlo
Démoré, ChristineDengler, JanaDetsky, Jay
Dimitrijevic, AndrewDoherty, Mark
Downes, Michelle
Dubrofsky, Lisa
Dueck, AndrewE
Earle, CraigEisen, Andrea
Elman, Debbie
Emmenegger, UrbanEnepekides, Danny
Eskander, AntoineEtchells, EdF
Feinstein, AnthonyFialkov, Jeffrey
Filmus, JorgeFinkelstein, JoelFleming, KarenFord, Michael
Foster, StuartFowler, RobertFremes, StephenFung, Vera
Spotlight on
Dr. Isabelle Aubert
Aubert is a senior scientist in Biological Sciences at SRI. The focus of her research is the brain. She aims to develop therapies that prevent loss of brain cells and promote growth of new neurons in Alzheimer’s disease and other neurodegenerative diseases. In July 2019, she was awarded a one-year Project Grant worth $100,000 from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. She will investigate the possibility of using genetically engineered brain cells to make antibodies that fight the toxic proteins of Alzheimer’s disease.
