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Marie Killeen No small matter
Lynda McCarthy Something is in the water.  Aquatic organisms may provide early warnings of toxins
Dérick Rousseau Searching for confection perfection
Eric Da Silva The use of teeth as the site for the in vivo or ex vivo quantification of skeletal strontium by energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometry: A feasibility study
Debora Foster Impact of Bile Salt Stress on Virulence of Enterohemmorhagic E. coli O157:H7
John Marshall The Power of Proteins: New area of inquiry generates Ryerson's latest spinoff company
Lynda McCarthy Protecting Canada's Drinking Water
Andrew Laursen Andrew Laursen: Zebra Mussels May Cause Potentially Toxic Blooms in Lakes
Mario Clemente Estable Slowing down a killer virus
Julia Lu Mercury an Arctic Mystery
Gideon Wolfaardt Leading biofilm authority Gideon Wolfaardt investigates the benefits (and disadvantages) of these microbial structures

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Gideon Wolfaardt

Gideon Wolfaardt, PhD
Professor, Department
of Chemistry and Biology, faculty member,
Molecular Science Program,
School of Graduate Studies
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