Writing for The Varsity

Writing for The Varsity

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Writing for The Varsity

In 2024, I was a Science Columnist at The Varsity — the University of Toronto’s (U of T) student newspaper since 1880! Specifically, I covered the fascinating work being done by researchers at U of T. Since then, I’ve continued to contribute articles. Take a look at some of my favourite articles below.

Growing organs (almost) from scratch

U of T researchers are working on growing kidneys, lungs, and more in the lab to address the organ donor shortage

Growing organs (almost) from scratch

https://thevarsity.ca/2024/03/03/growing-organs-almost-from-scratch/

Growing organs (almost) from scratch

AI in healthcare: Where it is and where it’s going

U of T researchers are developing AI models to tackle lung transplantation, artery disease, and more

AI in healthcare: Where it is and where it’s going

https://thevarsity.ca/2024/04/07/ai-in-healthcare-where-it-is-and-where-its-going/

AI in healthcare: Where it is and where it’s going

Guidelines for research involving Indigenous communities are lacking

U of T researchers’ guidelines suggest ways to improve research by involving Indigenous Peoples

Guidelines for research involving Indigenous communities are lacking

https://thevarsity.ca/2024/03/17/guidelines-for-research-involving-indigenous-peoples-are-lacking/

Guidelines for research involving Indigenous communities are lacking

Developmental biology goes virtual

A Canadian-led initiative aims to simulate human development using computational models

Developmental biology goes virtual

https://thevarsity.ca/2025/09/07/developmental-biology-goes-virtual/

Developmental biology goes virtual

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