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| style="width:240px;" align="left"  | Dr. Kaern was appointed Canada Research Chair in Systems Biology in 2004. He is a core member of the Ottawa Institute of Systems Biology, and an Assistant Professor of Cellular & Molecular Medicine with cross-appointment in the Department of Physics at the University of Ottawa. With expertise in genetic engineering, dynamical systems theory and computational modelling, Dr. Kaern focuses on complex gene regulatory processes. This research aims at understanding fundamental properties governing cellular signal processing and transduction to facilitate advances in biotechnology, biopharmaceutical and biomedicine, including stem cell research and studies of multifaceted disease.  
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| style="width:500px;" align="left"  | Dr. Kaern was appointed Canada Research Chair in Systems Biology in 2004. He is a core member of the Ottawa Institute of Systems Biology, and an Assistant Professor of Cellular & Molecular Medicine with cross-appointment in the Department of Physics at the University of Ottawa. With expertise in genetic engineering, dynamical systems theory and computational modelling, Dr. Kaern focuses on complex gene regulatory processes. This research aims at understanding fundamental properties governing cellular signal processing and transduction to facilitate advances in biotechnology, biopharmaceutical and biomedicine, including stem cell research and studies of multifaceted disease.  
[http://www.sysbiolab.uottawa.ca '''www.sysbiolab.uottawa.ca''']
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Who we are

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Dr. Mads Kaern
Systems Biology
Dr. Kaern was appointed Canada Research Chair in Systems Biology in 2004. He is a core member of the Ottawa Institute of Systems Biology, and an Assistant Professor of Cellular & Molecular Medicine with cross-appointment in the Department of Physics at the University of Ottawa. With expertise in genetic engineering, dynamical systems theory and computational modelling, Dr. Kaern focuses on complex gene regulatory processes. This research aims at understanding fundamental properties governing cellular signal processing and transduction to facilitate advances in biotechnology, biopharmaceutical and biomedicine, including stem cell research and studies of multifaceted disease.

[http://www.sysbiolab.uottawa.ca www.sysbiolab.uottawa.ca]

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Dr. Illimar Altosaar
Biochemistry, Microbiology and Immunology
[http://www.intermed.med.uottawa.ca/bmi/eng/altosaar.htm Biochemistry, Microbiology and Immunology - Professor Illimar Altosaar]
Uottawa team3 johnson.png Dr. Doug Johnson

Plant Molecular Biology


Undergrads


Uottawa team4 tye.png Tammy Tye Uottawa team5 morin.png Katy Morin
Honours in Biopharmaceutical Science with Specialization in Genomics

Certificate in Business Administration

Honours in Biochemistry
Uottawa team6 batenchuck.png Cory Batenchuk Uottawa team7 adiga.png Sam Adiga
Honours in Biopharmaceutical Science with Specialization in Genomics Honours in Biochemistry

Chemical Engineering

President of uOttawa IGEM Team
Uottawa team8 lai.png Diane Lai Uottawa team9 orton.png Matt Orton
Honours in Biopharmaceutical Science with Specialization in Genomics Honours in Biopharmaceutical Science with Specialization in Genomics
Uottawa team10 jedrysiak.png Daniel Jedrysiak Uottawa team11 jolin-dahel.png Kheira Jolin-Dahel
Major in Biomedical Science with Minor in Computer Science Honours in Biochemistry

Neuroscience

Uottawa team12 mayo.png Jonathan Mayo Uottawa team13 zinoviev.png Radi Zinoviev
Major in Biomedical Science Major in Biomedical Science with Minor in Psychology
Uottawa team14 abdennur.png Nezar Abdennur Chris Euler.jpg Christian Euler
Honours in Biochemistry with Minor in Mathematics Honours in Biochemistry

Chemical Engineering


What we did

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Where we're from

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