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    Reflective Piece

    By Jodie Glenn I knew going into this that honours would be a transition from my undergraduate studies but I wasn’t quite prepared for the “out of my depth” feeling that would plague my honours journey. I’ve always felt very self-assured when it comes to academics. This year was truly the first time where I…

  • Predicting Alzheimer’s Disease Before It Happens…Someday

    By Jodie Glenn What is this paper about/background? Alzheimer’s disease (AD) primarily affects memory, thinking and behaviour. The disease progresses over time and that progression is very serious as AD is the leading cause of dementia. This progression begins decades before diagnosis and so it would be very beneficial to be able to predict the…

Latest Student Reflections

  • Reflection on My Honours Year (So Far)

    By Tony Noveld This year has been a bit like learning to breathe underwater — familiar, yet entirely new. Coming from the relentless pace of the MBChB program into the world of honours-level research in Infectious Diseases & Immunology felt like stepping into a parallel universe where the rules weren’t always clear, the path wasn’t…