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HAIR RESEARCH LABORATORY ALUMNIThe hair research laboratory at the Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute was launched in March 2004. Over the years the laboratory has been host to many postdoctoral fellows, clinical fellows, graduate research students, and volunteers. Here we honor their roles in the development of this laboratory and the research they conducted. GRADUATE STUDENT ALUMNIThe hair laboratory at the Vancouver Coastal Health Research
Institute is part of the University of British Columbia (UBC)
and the Experimental Medicine Program. Graduate students enroll
in
the
UBC MSc or PhD program and conduct research in the hair laboratory.
Research projects are focused on the many different aspects of
skin appendages including hair growth biology, hair diseases
mechanisms, tissue regeneration, and skin cancer. CLINICAL HAIR FELLOW ALUMNIEach year there are at least two clinical hair fellows who come
to the hair laboratory and clinic to learn new clinical techniques.
The hair fellows conduct research in the clinic and the laboratory
on mechanisms of disease development and disease treatments. SUMMER STUDENT ALUMNIEach summer science students and medical students conduct
summer research projects in the laboratory. Many students are
from the University of British Columbia, but the hair laboratory
also accepts summer students from other universities. The laboratory
plans a small project as part of the larger research objectives
in the laboratory. Summer students are acknowledged as co-authors
on at least one research publication that includes their research
data. VOLUNTEER ALUMNISometimes people volunteer in the laboratory to gain research
experience and to learn new techniques. They often support
the research conducted by fellows or graduate students in the
laboratory. Volunteers
are acknowledged as co-authors on the research publications they
contribute to. INTERESTED IN HAIR RESEARCH ?Find out about job and studentship
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