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Tech Bro Manifestos, AI, and the Future of Biology (& Stem Cells)
Posted Jan. 28, 2025 on The Niche
ipscell.com
A Look Back on ISSCR 2026
Posted July 31, 2026 on The Niche
ipscell.com
In Bioethics, the Public Deserves More Than a Seat at the Table
Posted Jan. 5, 2023 in Undark Magazine (a publication focusing on the intersection of science and society)
undark.org
Growing organs (almost) from scratch
Published Mar. 3, 2024 in The Varsity (University of Toronto’s student newspaper)
thevarsity.ca
Good Memory or Bad Memory? How Your Brain Decides.
Posted Aug. 3, 2022 on the website of the New York Stem Cell Foundation
nyscf.org
Beyond naming: embryo models and the importance of public dialogue
Posted Oct. 15, 2024 on The Niche
ipscell.com
The Archives
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How interdisciplinary efforts can change the face of emergency preparedness
Posted Jun. 2, 2026 for the Institute of Health Emergencies & Pandemics
pandemics.utoronto.ca
How U of T’s history shapes today’s science courses
Published Mar. 15, 2026 in The Varsity (University of Toronto’s student newspaper)
thevarsity.ca
Braving the Cold, But At What Cost? The Evolutionary Link between Migraine and Response to the Cold
Posted Mar. 2, 2026
parminsedigh.medium.com
Developmental biology goes virtual
Published Sep. 7, 2025 in The Varsity (University of Toronto’s student newspaper)
thevarsity.ca
The future of cancer screening and detection
Published Jan. 6, 2025 in The Varsity (University of Toronto’s student newspaper)
thevarsity.ca
Three Years Ago: Reflections on My Science Communication Experience
Posted Nov. 7, 2024 in Signals (the blog of the Centre for Commercialization of Regenerative Medicine)
signalsblog.ca
A Nobel-Worthy Look at Ancient Genomes
Posted Aug. 3, 2024 on the Ontario Youth Medical Society Blog
ontarioyouthmedicalsociety.medium.com
The Downfalls of Cancer Screening
Posted Jun. 28, 2024 on the website of the University of Toronto’s Science Communication Club
scc.sa.utoronto.ca
AI in healthcare: Where it is and where it’s going
Posted Apr. 7, 2024 in The Varsity (University of Toronto’s student newspaper)
thevarsity.ca
Organoid Intelligence: Can Neurons in a Dish Become Computers?
Posted Feb. 21, 2024 on the website of the University of Toronto’s Science Communication Club
scc.sa.utoronto.ca
Why the five love languages may not be real
Posted Feb. 21, 2024 on the website of the University of Toronto’s Science Communication Club
thevarsity.ca
Do [Some] Harm: The First Successful Kidney Transplant
Posted Dec. 28, 2023 on the Ontario Youth Medical Society Blog
ontarioyouthmedicalsociety.medium.com
Political Polarization: How Did We Become So Divided?
Posted Nov. 14, 2023 on the website of the University of Toronto’s Science Communication Club
scc.sa.utoronto.ca
Primary Care is in Crisis. Here’s Why.
Posted Oct. 22, 2023 on the Ontario Youth Medical Society Blog
ontarioyouthmedicalsociety.medium.com
Modelling the Heart in a Dish
Posted Feb. 11, 2023 on the Ontario Youth Medical Society Blog
ontarioyouthmedicalsociety.medium.com
How Morning Brew Created the Perfect Newsletter
Posted Jul. 19, 2022 in The Writing Cooperative (a large writing advice publication with 240k followers)
writingcooperative.com
The Future of Synthetic Biology
Posted Jun. 26, 2022 in Predict (a large science and tech publication with 27k followers)
parminsedigh.medium.com
A Complete Beginner’s Guide to 3D Printing
Posted Dec. 31, 2021 in Geek Culture (a large tech-focused Medium publication)
medium.com
Why (You and I Think) Billionaires Suck
Posted Mar. 19, 2024 on the website of the University of Toronto’s Science Communication Club
scc.sa.utoronto.ca
Stem Cells Have a Public Image Problem
Posted Feb. 25, 2024 in Predict (a large science and tech publication with 27k followers)
medium.com
How to Beat Procrastination, According to Science
Posted Aug 26, 2023 on the Ontario Youth Medical Society Blog
medium.com
How Parkinson’s & Alzheimer’s Affect Mental Health And How Stem Cells Can Help
Posted May 20, 2023 on the Ontario Youth Medical Society Blog
ontarioyouthmedicalsociety.medium.com
Stem cells’ role in better understanding schizophrenia
Posted Jan. 24, 2022 in Signals (the blog of the Centre for Commercialization of Regenerative Medicine)
signalsblog.ca
Unpacking a 27-year-old Panel Report on Human Embryo Research
Posted Oct. 24, 2021 on Personal Blog
parminsedigh.medium.com
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